09-04-2017, 06:26 PM
I have a similar background -- web and graphic design. I passed with a 76, but I studied quite a bit over the course of about a week. (I'd say about 20 hours total, maybe up to 30.) Your background will help with maybe 10-20% of the questions. The test focuses a lot on IT subjects that I didn't know much about, such as network configurations, GPS tech, database types, different software production theories, and IT managerial roles. My exam was really heavy on understanding IT roles in the workplace, and the subtle differences between them (CTO vs Information Systems Manager, etc.).
If you can get your hands on a copy of the CLEP official study guide -- I found those questions to be closest to what appeared on the exam. The free Modern States course was also really helpful.
If you can get your hands on a copy of the CLEP official study guide -- I found those questions to be closest to what appeared on the exam. The free Modern States course was also really helpful.
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Pursuing BA in Communications at SNHU (Started July 2017)
☆CLEP☆ A&I Literature 68 | College Composition w Essay 73 | American Government 68 | US History I 72 | Social Science & History 61 | Information Systems 76 | Principles of Marketing 69 | Principles of Management 67 | Psychology 61 | Sociology 61 | Humanities 57 | Educational Psychology 70 | Biology 60 | Natural Science 72 | ☆DSST☆ Environmental Science 457 | Human Cultural Geography 466 | Principles of Supervision 435 | Introduction to Business 457 | Principles of Public Speaking 450/PASS
Pursuing BA in Communications at SNHU (Started July 2017)
☆CLEP☆ A&I Literature 68 | College Composition w Essay 73 | American Government 68 | US History I 72 | Social Science & History 61 | Information Systems 76 | Principles of Marketing 69 | Principles of Management 67 | Psychology 61 | Sociology 61 | Humanities 57 | Educational Psychology 70 | Biology 60 | Natural Science 72 | ☆DSST☆ Environmental Science 457 | Human Cultural Geography 466 | Principles of Supervision 435 | Introduction to Business 457 | Principles of Public Speaking 450/PASS