08-31-2018, 01:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-31-2018, 01:21 PM by Maniac Craniac.)
When I took the Sociology CLEP, I used a textbook I borrowed from the library. I got a 79 on it.
The most important part, for me, was memorizing the glossary. Not a lot of fun, I'll admit, but most of the questions on the CLEP were incredibly easy, once I could understand what the questions were even referring to, and that required knowing what the terminology meant.
You may have noticed when studying that Sociology doesn't usually introduce words that you've never seen before, only, it uses them in a way you might not have ever seen them been used before. Memorize the glossary and you're most of the way there.
Oh, also, for both Sociology and Psychology, I would highly recommend taking your time and reviewing the exams multiple times. Use all the time they give you! Both tests come down to correctly understanding what the questions and options mean. They're kind of like a high school ELA test in that they try to trick you with the wording, so read carefully!
The most important part, for me, was memorizing the glossary. Not a lot of fun, I'll admit, but most of the questions on the CLEP were incredibly easy, once I could understand what the questions were even referring to, and that required knowing what the terminology meant.
You may have noticed when studying that Sociology doesn't usually introduce words that you've never seen before, only, it uses them in a way you might not have ever seen them been used before. Memorize the glossary and you're most of the way there.
Oh, also, for both Sociology and Psychology, I would highly recommend taking your time and reviewing the exams multiple times. Use all the time they give you! Both tests come down to correctly understanding what the questions and options mean. They're kind of like a high school ELA test in that they try to trick you with the wording, so read carefully!
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