I have read the posts about business law and different people say they do different things. A number of people say IC is enough but others use supplemental learning materials. I am using IC and Rhea. For those of you that have taken the test do you think that is enough? I have been studying for at least two hours for two weeks but I don't feel that I know the material well enough yet. It's important that I pass this clep because at my university they have a 30% pass rate!

Thanks

I got over a 60 and I supplemented IC with wikipedia only. I looked up most topics on wikipedia, also looked at the specific exam feedback and looked up the various topics.

Hope this helps.

I scored a 63 using only Instantcert

Thanks for the fast responses! Does the test involve a lot of scenarios?

Yes.

The use of the Peterson practice exams is a must on this one.

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I didn't think it was to bad at all. I went threw the IC stuff about 4 times and hit all three of the petersons tests making sure I reviewed all of the answers. I think IC and petersons is enough to pass. Good luck!

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Passed:
- Intro to World Religions
- Principles of Management
- Management Information Systems
- Principles of Marketing
- Intro to Business Law
- Here's to Your Health
- Accounting (6 credit version)
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Principles of Microeconomics

Finally Done!!!!!!!!

I took two Peterson's tests and made in the 40s. I guess I have a lot of studying to do.

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You're getting close! Don't get discouraged -- you're almost there!! Definately do the scenarios (even though it's kinda boring). ALSO - there's a website for a business law textbook that Snazzlefrag recommended on one of the threads.... it has practice tests and everything... might help you solidify some of the material.

Lecture Notes — Ch. 1 Here it is.

Thanks! I've got it bookmarked.