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Your easiest exam... - bluetooth - 08-01-2006
As a companion to the "toughest exam" thread, name your easiest exams. Here are mine:
1. Information Systems CLEP
2. Principles of Management CLEP
3. Principles of Marketing CLEP
I need one more CLEP to fill a 3 credit elective before focusing on the harder stuff like Precalc and Statistics. I have already taken all the 6 credit tests with the exception of American Lit, Biology, and Natural Sciences.
Your easiest exam... - nwbo - 08-01-2006
I've only taken four.....from easiest to hardest:
1. American Government
2. Principles of Management
3. Business Law
4. College Math
Your easiest exam... - fondue - 08-01-2006
To date my three would be:
1. CLEP Info Systems and Comp Apps
2. CLEP Principles of Management
3. CLEP Sociology
I thought about putting DSST MIS however I haven't received my score and I don't want to jinx it.
Your easiest exam... - dhlvrsn - 08-01-2006
Just based on the fact that I did not study... at all, I'd have to say Analyzing and Intpreting Lit. I was panicked due to what others had said about time so I ripped through it in under an hour and came away with a 65. I thought I was dead because there was only one reading that was even close modern english. I'd say even that one written in the EARLY 1900s. At the end I hit the proceed buttons as fast as I could so that I could see I failed and get out of there. To say that I was suprised would be an understatement.
Your easiest exam... - zippy99 - 08-01-2006
I just took college math earlier today.
I've posted some thoughts in another thread, but I thought it was quite easy.
Your easiest exam... - ShotoJuku - 08-02-2006
[SIZE="3"]Not including the FEMA series, then I would say Humanities and/or Biology & Natural Sciences combo.[/SIZE]