05-10-2011, 10:54 AM
Good luck tomorrow!
My problem was I focused MORE on memorizing the constitution and landmark cases, and focused less on applying civil rights, policies, and party patterns...
The info on here is pretty accurate...I didn't take the peterson's tests, but was scoring in the high 60s on the REA tests. I also read that the practice tests are easier than the actual clep (for once?)
My problem was I focused MORE on memorizing the constitution and landmark cases, and focused less on applying civil rights, policies, and party patterns...
The info on here is pretty accurate...I didn't take the peterson's tests, but was scoring in the high 60s on the REA tests. I also read that the practice tests are easier than the actual clep (for once?)
Lindagerr Wrote:You are making me more nervous, I have this planned for Wednesday.
What did you have a problem with? Did you take any Peterson practice test? What did you use to study?
If you are a Sociology major I would think any of these CLEP's would not be too hard if you can use them.
Introductory Psychology (3) Human Growth and Development (3) Introduction to Educational Psychology (3)
I have taken them all and they were not bad.
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