Can anyone tell me how accurate the Instant Cert for Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union is?

I have not taken the exam, but the consensus seems to be that IC needs to be supplemented and that the exam is difficult but doable. Check out the exam feedback section for specific info on the exam. Good luck!

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BS Liberal Arts
Excelsior College - 2007
MS Psychology
California Coast University in progress (2009)

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Brian R. Fey Sr.
M.S. - Psychology
B.S. - Criminal Justice
A.S. - Administrative Management

Shoto-Advice:
"EC"
"CCU"
"Prayer"
"A Pass is a Pass"
"Slow and Steady - Wins the Race"
“Sometimes The Easy Way Is Not Always The Best Way”
"Passing a Petersons = Conquering a CLEP -or- Defeating a DSST"
"The 5 R's of Study: Repetition - Re-Enforces - Recognition - Recall - Retention"

"Always be Ready to Release Your Mind & Incorporate the Advice of Others into Your Plans."

"Studying is much like Boiling Water, if it is not Heated Constantly it will Once Again Become Cold Water."

Other Sources of CLEP & DSST Study Material

REA Books, Comex Books, Pass Your Class Guides, Standard Deviants DVD's, Petersons Practice Exams, Dummies Books, Idiot's Guides .

Instantcert and Spark Notes is all you need. I studied Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, & The Russian Revolution (1917–1918) from Spark Notes and IC. I scored a 58 and this was two months ago.

Thanks for the info! That really helped.