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- Analyzing Lit – CLEP-----------60, 8 days studying
- Principles of Macroeconomics CLEP----------65, 9 days - Principles of Microeconomics CLEP-----------59, 6 days - Sociology CLEP-----------59, 4 days - US History I CLEP-----------58, 5 days - US History II CLEP----------55, 4 days - Social Sciences-------------58, no studying! - Humanities----------------55, 10 days - Stats- DSST---------???, 15 days…difficult exam - Principles of Management CLEP-----------67, 2 hours on instantcert 39 credits in 4 months! Anybody can do this....I'm not very smart, it just takes some hard work. Good luck! Last edited by Fraydog : 02-07-2006 at 11:03 AM. |
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CLEP Social Science & History - 60 (6 credits) 1 week heavy studying my self-made outlineRight now studying for to take on 2/8: DANTES Principles of Supervision (3 credits) Last edited by anar579 : 02-07-2006 at 03:08 PM. |
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ACE does not recommend upper-level credit for ANY of the CLEP exams, and for only a handful of the Dantes exams. Each college has its own policies though, so who knows, Thomas Edison might award upper-level credit for some of the CLEP. If you want to see which of our Dantes are upper-level, check out the table at http://www.instantcert.com/landing.html The last column indicates "Upper" for upper-level. The Soviet Union test we just added is upper-level. Also, I believe that many of the Thomas Edison and Excelsior College Exams are upper-level credit. You'll see that a couple of our DSST materials will adequately prepare you for their Excelsior College upper-level equivalents. Regarding Thomas Edison exams, though, I heard that they cost three or four hundred dollars each?! You should try posting a new thread to see how other people have fulfilled their upper-level credits. I imagine there are some creative ways out there--i.e. computer cert exams, GRE's, etc.
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With only a week of prep exclusively using Instacert, I got a 55 on CLEP US History 2.
Like the person before me said, concentrate on Depression up through WWII, and Theodore Roosevelt era. Test wouldn't have been so tough if I had done that ![]() |
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