I have never taken a paper-based CLEP or DSST. After my IBT DSST on Wednesday, I am re-doing my degree plan to include more DSSTs.

Perhaps I was just lucky, but the electronic DSST was significantly faster and the questions seemed more straight-forward in what they were asking for than either of the CLEPs I took. I was actually done so quickly that I sat there and kind of blinked at the screen for a bit.

I think the time limit was 2 hours and, like the computer-based CLEPs, there was a little timer in the upper left of the screen ticking away the seconds.

There's also a mark-for-review function and a summary at the end where you can review any of your answers before ending the test.

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one CLEP to go. Pursuing BS English Lit, Excelsior College (115/120) + K-8 certification & MAT, University of Alaska Southeast (15/51).

IC works! Credits by exam to date: 51

GRE: Literature in English (60th percentile / 18 cr)
CLEP: A&I Lit (72), Intro Soc (72), Am Gov (69), Intro Psych (77), Intro to Ed Psych (73), US History I (69)
DSST: Environment & Humanity (70), Civil War (63), Foundations of Ed (68), USSR (54)

On Deck: CLEP Biology, Multicultural Education, Technology in Instructional Design