If cost is not an issue, check out iStudySmart. They have a more structured class oriented approach to help you learn the material for the various tests. All the courses assign specific textbooks, along with either a workbook or online study guide. I used the traditional workbook method for my first ever CLEP -Psychology - a subject I knew NOTHING about. I started with iStudySmart, moved on to the REA guide, IC, then took the Peterson's tests as a final review (yup, I covered every study method possible!) You don't have to do all the study guide exercises (they're pretty overwhelming), but I found the program quite helpful.
As an alternative, you can check out the textbooks the iStudySmart program uses for the particular class you're interested in. Purchase the text on your own (used - from Amazon or any other source) and study on your own. I've used iStudySmart textbook selections for most of my CLEP studies.
Distance Learning Test out of CollegeiStudySmart
Hope this helps!
As an alternative, you can check out the textbooks the iStudySmart program uses for the particular class you're interested in. Purchase the text on your own (used - from Amazon or any other source) and study on your own. I've used iStudySmart textbook selections for most of my CLEP studies.
Distance Learning Test out of CollegeiStudySmart
Hope this helps!
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