11-07-2009, 07:51 PM
I'm curious to know how those who failed their CLEP's used IC to study.
When I was studying with IC, I found it useful to break the sets of questions up into sections of 8-12 questions. Then, I would keep going over those questions until I could answer them with 100% accuracy before I moved onto the next 8-12 question section.
Perhaps this may be seem obvious to some, or maybe it will help you next time. I passed every CLEP I've ever taken on the first try. I took about 15 of them (my lowest score ever was a 58), and IC was my primary study tool.
When I was studying with IC, I found it useful to break the sets of questions up into sections of 8-12 questions. Then, I would keep going over those questions until I could answer them with 100% accuracy before I moved onto the next 8-12 question section.
Perhaps this may be seem obvious to some, or maybe it will help you next time. I passed every CLEP I've ever taken on the first try. I took about 15 of them (my lowest score ever was a 58), and IC was my primary study tool.
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