Precalculus CLEP Material

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I have one last course to complete my B.S. degree. Because it is just one class required, I can't receive any financial aid or discounts. I can take the CLEP to fulfill the requirement if I pass before early November which would help save me $6500. I'm required to score a 61 on the CLEP to receive credit for the class. 

I'm wondering if anybody has any recommendations as for material to study from for the Precalculus CLEP. I've taken 3 CLEP exams, so I'm comfortable with the exam and test center, but I'm not sure what material to study from. I've never taken precalculus before but received an A and A- in College Algebra and Statistics. Both were in university. This is the first time I'd be self-learning mathematics. From what I can find, the course with material most catered to the exam is Modern States. I really like the format, but from what I gather, there is about 1000 pages of textbook material that I'll need to self-learn which seems way more difficult than it should be. I've never had the need to read entire textbook sections. I much prefer learning from videos or a teacher and then doing practice problems. Is there anywhere I can study for this exam using that format? I'm much more of a visual learner and can understand concepts much better that way. Would it be a good idea to study the topics I need on Khan Academy and use a textbook for practice problems? What I like about Modern States is all the problem sets are the same type of questions on the CLEP whereas I'm afraid if I learn from Khan Academy, I may doing completely different type of problems than what's actually on the test.

Any help is appreciated.