Nice Post!

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Steve, Webmaster

I though a bit of the exam itself made it easier. The structure of alot of questions that were basicly


a. group of authors
b. group of poets
c. group of painters
d. group of musicians
e. group of architects


There were several in each group, usually three. Thats 15 names up there. There is alot via logic that you can do to increase your odds, plus instacerts best qualtity is that you get name reconigition..

After using both Instacert and a COMEX study guide, I managed a 59 on the Humanities CLEP. It was a bit difficult but the Instacert certainly provided a great foundation. Thanks all for your insight!!!

Hobbes

Thanks for the tips. I'm scheduled to take this exam next week and I'm so stressed out about it. If I pass I will have completed all of my degree requirements. If I don't I'll need 4 hours; 1 of the 4 must be in humanities. I've been using the CLEP study guide along with instancert. I pray I do well.

I've purchased the book but have yet to take the exam.

i am going to humanties in about 2 weeks can you give me any tips for this test

I was told that the Hum CLEP was re-written recently and the older study guide is outdated. Anybody know if that is true? I am hoping instantcert can help me get the newer info.

Where did you receive this information? None of the recent feedback from members here seems to indicate that the exam has changed...

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Steve, Webmaster

Wanting to know if memorizing the major poets, authors, playwrights, artists and their major work as listed on instantCert is sufficient to pass this test. Any tips would be appreciated.