10-11-2012, 12:53 PM
Is there anyway to get the peterson exams for free if I am not a military member?
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10-11-2012, 01:02 PM
My first suggestion would be to check with your local library. Ask if they have subscribed to Gale's Center "Testing and Education Reference Center". That is what I use. For other options if you live in Indiana you can use "INSPIRE" through your local library as well. Other than that, there aren't many options if you aren't in the military. You can take a few practice tests depending on which one you need from here. Free Clep Prep
Hope this helps!
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10-11-2012, 02:33 PM
Also, you can use the military Peterson's prep if you have an immediate family member that is in or has been in the military. Peterson's DOD MWR Library
Also see the second post on this page http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...urces.html
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10-11-2012, 08:59 PM
I second the local library for the testing and education ref center, I get access to it being former military, and the access through my library is the same and better in a few cases.
And for learning languages I also get access to the Mango Languages (just like Rosetta stone) HorseManiac Wrote:My first suggestion would be to check with your local library. Ask if they have subscribed to Gale's Center "Testing and Education Reference Center". That is what I use. For other options if you live in Indiana you can use "INSPIRE" through your local library as well. Other than that, there aren't many options if you aren't in the military. You can take a few practice tests depending on which one you need from here. Free Clep Prep
DSST- General Anthropology - 52, Intro to Computer - 469, Technical Writing - 54, DSST Ethics in America - 59 (1996),
CLEP- Sociology -54, College Math - 550(1996), CLEP Principles of Management - 60 (1996) Aleks Beg Alg,
10-12-2012, 10:30 AM
Depending on where you live, check other library systems outside your local library. Some are individual and some are part of a larger network. Some require that you live in the library's city, some that you live within the county limits, some within the state.
10-18-2012, 09:51 AM
What you could do is go to any one of the service branch websites and enlist in the military.
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