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Originally Posted by anar579
I had planned to take the Microeconomics exam today, but last night while doing the mock test from the official CLEP study guide, I didn't feel confident enough. So today I'm heading to the library to study what's really bothering me... the long term and short term differences in cost, revenue, and profit. And those graphs with like 5 lines in them, they're making me crazy!
Anyway, I took one Peterson's exam, and scored 73%, which is good and enough to pass, but I want to get a 60 for my A. I'm definitely taking this tomorrow, because if I go through the weekend with all this I might go insane (I'm even dreaming microeconomics)!
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Ha ha, I know EXACTLY how you feel.
I often find myself "reviewing" my study notes while I sleep. Also, once I have studied enough, and feel ready to take the exam, I HAVE to take it as soon as possible...before my brain begins to
hemorrhage the information.
If you are scoring 73% on the Peterson's, I have every confidence that you will do equally as well on the real thing.
Make the most of your studied today, and then go and kick some CLEP butt tomorrow!
Best of luck,
Snazzlefrag