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Can someone pls. advice how to pass Humanities. Is it possible to study for it in 2 days. Are the questions posted here enough to answer questions in the actual CLEP exam and will they ensure a passing score. Thanks.
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Take the tests on this site: US Air Force - Education and Library Resource Center - Test Prep If you get a 50% or above on all three-- take the test. If you don't -- try using Wikipedia/Instantcert/other resources to study. You can do it! (Humanities was a really fun test.... I hardly studied for it .. but.. we all have our areas of interest.)
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Crammed for this exam in a whole night so two days is possible. It all depends on what you already know and if you think you are ready. Good Luck!
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Passed Intro to World Religions 68, Social Science and History 60, Principles of Statistics 60,Western Civilization I 58, Intro to Sociology 55, Astronomy 54, Technical Writing 54, Humanities 50 Courses @ TESC C Programming - C Electronic Instrumentation and Control - A Up Next Retaking the English CLEP |
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and then felt silly afterward when I realized I could have passed probably without studying at all. (And since Excelsior doesn't give letter grades for CLEPs, my 78 was no better than a 50 would have been.) If you know your culture, try some practice tests. If you score above 50% on the CLEP official practice test, you're probably ready. I also used the REA practice tests, which are much harder than the real thing. If you get 30-40% on those, you're probably ready. (The REA book is right on the money as far as the material.)
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Kelly Excelsior College, BA, History: 103/121 Southern Arkansas University 1988: ACCT2003; CSCI1003; ENGL1113; SPCH1113; BUS1003; CSCI2023; ECON2003; MATH1023; SOC2003 (27) Northeast Louisiana University 1991: PSYC201 (3) Excelsior College 2007-10: INL102; HIS440; HIS342 (7) CLEP 2007-09: Humanities, Natural Sciences, Western Civ I, Western Civ II, US History I, US History II, A&I Literature, Social Sciences & History, Educational Psychology, Human Growth & Development, Introductory Business Law, American Government, Principles of Management, American Literature (57) DSST 2009: Western Europe Since 1945, Rise & Fall of the Soviet Union; Civil War & Reconstruction (9) Next: Organizational Behavior ECE |