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I'm not even gonna bother putting this in the exam specific section because there's nothing I can say that hasn't been said by every message there already - in fact, I only passed this exam because of what's in the exam specific section!
I worried myself absolutely sick over this exam! As has been said multiple times before, there's really no way to "study" for this one, but it's a good idea to google up "literary devices" and to review those. Actually, I took a bit of different approach.... most people said that there are "a few" literary device questions, and some people said there was as many as 10 questions. My approach was to study the devices and know them absolutely cold. My thought was that even if there wasn't going to be many questions, at least I figured that I wanted that number of questions correct. I'm embarrased to say that I rarely ever do any reading... it's just not my thing, and because of lack of reading, I am now a very s-l-o-w reader with relatively poor comprehension. Time wise, this test pushed the limit. 79 questions, 90 minutes. First I went thru the test and answered all the sections that had short length passages to read (because I'm such a slow reader that I knew time would be my enemy). As I was hitting the 'next' button and passing questions, I was making quick tally marks on a piece of paper so that I knew where all the quick questions were. By quick questions, I mean something like "In line 5-7, the speaker....." whereas something like "In general, the tone of the passage is...." requires reading the entire passage and therefore I classified it as a question I would answer only after I answered all the quick stuff. This strategy paid off... I guessed 'B' on 8 questions and finished the test with 25 seconds to spare. Test Score: 57 ![]()
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You can't fail if you never give up - Some ridiculous Zach Braff movie, but what a cool quote!! I'm the king of procrastination. I first submitted my app to TESC in 1993. THIS will be the year of my degree completion! PASSED: CLEP-Information Systems & Computer Applications: Scored 62; Nov 07 CLEP-Analyzing & Interpreting Literature: Scored 57; Feb 08 DANTES-Criminal Justice: Scored 54; Jan 08 DANTES-Fundamentals of College Algebra: Scored 47 (and 47 is the req'd pass score! ); Jan 08DANTES-Drug & Alcohol Abuse: Scored 57; Feb 08 DANTES-Ethics in America: Scored 55; Feb 08 DANTES-Organizational Behavior: Score 54; Mar 08 DANTES-Technical Writing: Score 58; Mar 08 FELL SHORT OF A PASSING SCORE (I'll never say the 'F' word): ECE-Organizational Behavior: Score D (but passed DANTES version 2 hours later! )
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Yay! Good for you! I know that feeling of relief when you pass one that's a doozy. Congratulations!
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History BA, TESC, starting Master's at AMU CLEPS: College Math-69, Sociology-70, Humanities-72, Am. Lit-61, English Lit-69, S. Sciences & History-65, Eng. Comp/w essay-75, Microec.-64, Macroec.-73, Western Civ. I-71, Western Civ. II-71, American Gov't-71, US History I-75, US History II-65, A&I Lit-77, Prin. of Mgmt-76, Prin. of Mktng-76. Biology-69 DSST's: Civil War & Reconst.-70, Modern Middle East-63, World Religions-76, Tech. Writing-67, Prin. of Supervision-67, HR Mgmt-69, Rise & Fall USSR-64, Vietnam War-60, Ethics-69. Intro to Bus-67, Org. Behavior-69, W. Europe-60 |
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That's fantastic! Congratulations! I know I felt a moment of sheer panic right after I hit the "submit" button before my score came up.
If I had not passed my last two tests, I was planning on taking A&I next. It definitely seems like you have to fight against the clock with that one! You should be proud.
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Charter Oak State College GRADUATE (I can finally say that as of 05/31/08)!! Concentration - Psychology Tests Completed: CLEP: Introductory Sociology - 65 DSST: Drug and Alcohol Abuse - 61 Here's to Your, Health - 66 Fundamentals of Counseling - 67 Charter Oak Tests: Infant and Toddler Development Child Developmental Psychology Introduction to Early Childhood Education (all passed, worth 3 credits each) Psychology GRE: 62nd percentile, 18 credits |
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Congratulations and thanks for the last-minute boost -- I'll be sitting down to take A&I Lit in about 6.5 hours!
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Completed all requirements for B.A. Management @ Ottawa University, Phoenix AZ 96 credits earned through traditional coursework: 3 credits - Front Range Community College (CO) - 1993 44 credits - Arizona State University (AZ) - 1992-97 49 Credits - Ottawa University (AZ) - 2004-08 Credits earned by examination: 6 credits - AP Exams (European History & US History) 12 credits - DANTES Exams (General Anthropology, Intro to World Religions, Criminal Justice, Here's To Your Health) 12 credits - CLEP Exams (Analyzing & Interpreting Lit, Spanish Language) 5 credits - FEMA courses thru Frederick Community College Program completion 8.23.08 - degree posting 12.31.08 ! |