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Principles of Physical Science - Shadowless - 04-07-2010
Has anyone taken this? I did some searches but all the posts are very old. I need some more Science or Math credits and this seems fairly interesting. Can anyone suggest it or tell me about it?
Thanks everyone! cheersmate
Principles of Physical Science - CLEP101 - 04-08-2010
Hi,
I took this exam 3 weeks ago. There was 71 questions on my version of the test. It started out pretty easy, then it got difficult. I think I only knew 10 questions, and guessed on the last 61 questions. However, I managed to pass it with a 50. I had several questions on the different laws and theories. Several equations that in order to work them out, you had to know the formulas, (which I didn't). A few simple measurement and weight/ volume/ mass/ speed, etc.. type question.
I used the old Rudman's study guide for this exam.
Principles of Physical Science - Shadowless - 04-08-2010
clep101 Wrote:Hi,
I took this exam 3 weeks ago. There was 71 questions on my version of the test. It started out pretty easy, then it got difficult. I think I only knew 10 questions, and guessed on the last 61 questions. However, I managed to pass it with a 50. I had several questions on the different laws and theories. Several equations that in order to work them out, you had to know the formulas, (which I didn't). A few simple measurement and weight/ volume/ mass/ speed, etc.. type question.
I used the old Rudman's study guide for this exam.
Thank you for the reply, what did you use to study? Would you suggest attempting the test? Any suggestions on what to study or look out for?
Thanks again for your time and help. cheersmate