05-09-2006, 06:30 PM
swthing64 Wrote:Any suggestions on how to make it easier? Or...how to not feel like I 'need' to get 100% of the questions correct? I really studied my heart out for Business Law and passed but would like to strive to get a higher number on the Micro exam. Any suggestions from those who have been through a few CLEPs? What made it easy? What made it hard in terms of studying the material?Hi Swthing64-
i haven't taken very many clep tests yet, since i am just starting on this journey, but one of the few tests i have taken is microeconomics. my husband and i only studied the instantcert flashcards and googled a few things we didn't understand and we both passed (69 and 68). we did take macroeconomics first and that helped us understand some things a little quicker. if you know and understand the instantcert flashcards, you will pass. i want to add that depending on where you are enrolled, some clep tests are for a grade. at excelsior, this test is for a grade, not just pass/fail. good luck with your test a week from friday and let us know how you do.
Dawn
Taking the Road Less Traveled
The Journey of A Thousand Miles Starts with The First CLEP
BS-Psychology - Excelsior College
Enrolled in the School of Business, BS in Accounting
After MIS I'll be halfway there!
72 CLEP Credits, 21 DSST Credits, 25 ECE Credits (Including Inf Lit), 6 TESC Credits, 2 FEMA Credits = 126 Total
Withholding 6 Credits for Accounting = 120 for Psychology
12 credits completed toward my accounting degree
Taking the Road Less Traveled
The Journey of A Thousand Miles Starts with The First CLEP
BS-Psychology - Excelsior College
Enrolled in the School of Business, BS in Accounting
After MIS I'll be halfway there!
72 CLEP Credits, 21 DSST Credits, 25 ECE Credits (Including Inf Lit), 6 TESC Credits, 2 FEMA Credits = 126 Total
Withholding 6 Credits for Accounting = 120 for Psychology
12 credits completed toward my accounting degree
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