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Natural Science Clep Test ...help!
Iam taking this test next Tuesday. Ihave taken the practice tests available thru Barron's and have scored in the 45 range. I need to pass this "less the fun " course as it is one of two I have left to graduate. Iam having the worst time getting comfortable and in the groove studying. I need the answer, if there exists one , as to how to get this show together and pass this class. Tricks, ideas, suggestions ..all are welcomed.
Thanks, Ron PASS'EM Y'ALL
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Ron Bowman..Tx. LIBERAL ARTS MAJOR ATTENDING T.E.S.C. 27 CLEP AND DANTES COMPLETED COURSES AND 12 F.E.M.A. ONE CLASS TO GO AND I'LL BE DONE. ASTRONOMY IS ALL THAT'S LEFT AND CAP AND GOWN HERE I COME !!     
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05-24-2006, 04:53 PM
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Did you take and pass Biology yet?
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ShotoJuku + A.S., B.S., M.S. Always be ready to release your mind and be willing to listen to the advice of others. Remain flexible. - Gichin Funakoshi
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05-25-2006, 06:48 AM
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Just something to think about my friend. The NS exam IS 50% Biology with the other 50% comprising of Chemistry, Geology, Astrology, and Physics. I know that I passed NS because I took Biology FIRST and then boned up on the other stuff and passed NS too. My point being here is that for all intent-and-purposes here you will have to master ALL FIVE science disciplines for the NS exam rather than JUST ONE if you sit the Biology exam. They're both 6 credits exams; and if you can do Bio and then leap frog into NS that's 12 BIG CREDITS. Again, just something to think about. GOOD LUCK!!!!
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ShotoJuku + A.S., B.S., M.S. Always be ready to release your mind and be willing to listen to the advice of others. Remain flexible. - Gichin Funakoshi
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05-25-2006, 08:36 AM
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I Have A Dream Or Maybe A Nightmare
I'll Look At The Biology Brian And See If That 800 Question Study Base I Can Absorb In 5 Days. Yeah Baby, Good Luck On That Escapade!! Anyway, I Appreciate Your Feedback Brian And Somehow This All Will Work Out For The Best!
Thanks,ron Pass'em All.....y'all
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Ron Bowman..Tx. LIBERAL ARTS MAJOR ATTENDING T.E.S.C. 27 CLEP AND DANTES COMPLETED COURSES AND 12 F.E.M.A. ONE CLASS TO GO AND I'LL BE DONE. ASTRONOMY IS ALL THAT'S LEFT AND CAP AND GOWN HERE I COME !!
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05-25-2006, 10:25 AM
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Natural science
Ana have taken this test and this is her source she wrote in one of her post.
CLEP Natural Sciences - 60 (6 credits) 2 weeks studying several sources and taking Xanax You can contact her and get more detail, she is very nice and helpful. Ray Houston, TX
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I used the REA book and the standard deviants tape.
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06-13-2006, 11:12 PM
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Natural Sciences
I took this CLEP yesterday and scored a 55. At my college, this gets you 8 semester hours total credit = 4 for Biology & 4 for Physical Science. I spent a total of 12 hours preparing over the course of a long weekend. I was pretty good in Science, but I didn't realize how much I had forgotten until I started studying. Remember, this is not easy stuff and on the exam, the questions were harder than I expected. That being said, it can be done.
Resources I used: Peterson's CLEP Success (too detailed at times, worth consulting) InstantCert Biology (a lot to digest, but very useful!) REA Natural Sciences (has all general subject exams - worth the $$) Cracking the CLEP (same as REA - worth the $$) InstantCert GED Science (very basic, but good starting point) I would suggest taking the tests provided by the above methods in a timed atmosphere and then going back and grading it. Reviewing what you missed and then do a retest the next day to see what you've retained. As for InstantCert, you can get a great deal of insight with the Biology section. You should take notes on key things (cell division, etc.) referring back to the CLEP outline on what's covered on the test. I know Biology is important to this test, but you need to have good knowledge of the solar system, the atmosphere, rocks (sedimentary, igneous, & metamorpic) & how they're formed, elements - halogens, alkali metals, noble gases, etc. I prepared in 4 day. That's pretty chancy, so I would suggest 2 weeks if you have the time. ~ Joy
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