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Fast Start - Alpha - 01-05-2021 It's a new way for high school students to get into Purdue using CLEPs https://iblnews.org/purdue-program-for-high-school-students-assures-admission-by-passing-five-clep-exams/ RE: Fast Start - MNomadic - 01-05-2021 (01-05-2021, 10:24 AM)Alpha Wrote: It's a new way for high school students to get into Purdue using CLEPsThat's pretty cool. I'd recommend high school students take AP courses if they can, since they're more respected/transferrable. Then they have CLEPs as a backup option if they fail the corresponding AP class. RE: Fast Start - dfrecore - 01-05-2021 (01-05-2021, 12:11 PM)MNomadic Wrote:(01-05-2021, 10:24 AM)Alpha Wrote: It's a new way for high school students to get into Purdue using CLEPsThat's pretty cool. I'd recommend high school students take AP courses if they can, since they're more respected/transferrable. Then they have CLEPs as a backup option if they fail the corresponding AP class. Not everyone has access to AP exams (or courses). Plus, AP courses normally take a full year, and are a TON of work. If the college you plan on attending takes CLEP's, there's no reason not to do this. |