Why Charter Oak State College is better than Thomas Edison State College

[sanantone]

Quizlet flashcard sets for TECEPs from a google search are meaningless because they're just random flash cards made by some anonymous person. Instantcert stuff is professional - they have test takers, they comb through the test subject and filter out what the most topics are to study for. You are right that rarely they are a little off, but the student feedback from the forum here has shown where any pitfalls are. For every UExcel, DSST, CLEP exam mentioned in the wikia plan, there is recent and relevant information. Some subjects never change on what they can and what they will test for i.e. DSST Substance Abuse. Some/most the subjects I've mentioned can only be tested so many different ways, and there's enough student feedback to trust in the instantcert.com information. For all the subjects I've listed, I can personally testify that the forum advice was spot on and that the instantcert flash cards were accurate. For the very specific exams I mention, I don't think this is too much of a problem, but of course each person should do their own due diligence on that. I just think it's common sense that having some solid prep materials from a professional company for a subject is only going be more accepted by more students in the long run rather than going for an exam where all you have is a textbook. It's too ambitious for most people to do.

What about TESC's recommended free study materials? Do you have an excuse for not using those? Do you even have any experience with taking TECEPs? The student feedback comes from the same types of students who make quizlet flashcards! You have obviously missed the many threads where people have said the IC flashcards weren't enough. You've also missed the recent posts that say that the feedback is now outdated because of recent test changes. Your opinion is that they are enough, but many have complained that they aren't. You should really stop assuming everyone is like you.