How good are Cram101 books, are they worth buying?

[norema]

I had a fire lit under me. My incomplete BS degree from 25 years ago was preventing me from finding a new job. I played Russian Roulette with EC and DSST exams for six weeks, and my lowest mark was a C on one test.

I am now taking my time and allowing two weeks for some MBA required CLEPS. It is so much more enjoyable reading for an hour per day over two weeks.

The Research methods course is very useful for all psyc classes. It helps you with around 5 questions on each exam. In my opinion, this should be one of the first to study.

By the time you take a few of the psych classes you will find out that there is enough overlap that you can skim over certain areas.

So should I take that one first or the gerontology and adult/aging first, since they relate more?