04-24-2008, 10:22 AM
I would suggest taking one at a time if you are just starting out. I couldn't gauge from your post if you've ever taken a CLEP before.
The only reason I say "just one" is because I know how mentally draining tests can be for me, and that's when I'm prepared!!! I was totally prepared to pass the Principles of Management CLEP and did with a 68. My administrator asked me if I wanted to take another one and I said, "No Way!" One at a time is enough for me.
The second reason is because of the money and time issue. I would hate to fail a test all because I put too much pressure on myself. Then on top of losing your money for the test & administrative fee, you have to wait 6 months before you can take it again.
However, there are some people who are the "exception" and not the rule. I don't know what kind of test taker you are or what you are capable of, so you can take my advice with a grain of salt. It is just my advice.
Hope this helps at all.
From a loyal degree seeker,
Marshall
The only reason I say "just one" is because I know how mentally draining tests can be for me, and that's when I'm prepared!!! I was totally prepared to pass the Principles of Management CLEP and did with a 68. My administrator asked me if I wanted to take another one and I said, "No Way!" One at a time is enough for me.
The second reason is because of the money and time issue. I would hate to fail a test all because I put too much pressure on myself. Then on top of losing your money for the test & administrative fee, you have to wait 6 months before you can take it again.
However, there are some people who are the "exception" and not the rule. I don't know what kind of test taker you are or what you are capable of, so you can take my advice with a grain of salt. It is just my advice.
Hope this helps at all.
From a loyal degree seeker,
Marshall
Thomas Edison State University (TESU)
Enrolled in BA in Liberal Studies - 105/120 Completed
Associate in Science, Excelsior College
Enrolled in BA in Liberal Studies - 105/120 Completed
Associate in Science, Excelsior College
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