Question about Foriegn Language Clep
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Question about Foriegn Language Clep
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01-24-2009, 12:05 PM
I was wondering if it is possible to pass french or spanish clep without any prior experience ? I have noticed a lot of learning languages programs out there, and didn't know if it is possible to do one of these programs and pass a clelp with the knowledge. Or are the cleps on languages kind of like you have to speak it for many years ? Any advice ?
01-24-2009, 12:19 PM
I took German CLEP. You have to know the language. You can't pass CLEP Language Test if you are not fluent in whatever language you are taking the test for.
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CLEP Info. Systems and Computer Apps. CLEP German CLEP Sociology CLEP Principles of Management CLEP Principles of Marketing CLEP Macroeconomy CLEP Microeconomy CLEP Business Law DSST Criminal Justice DSST Principles of Supervision DSST Intro. to Business DSST Mngmt. Info Systems DSST Human Resources Mngmt. DSST Org. Behavior DSST Astronomy DSST Financial Accounting DSST Principles of Finance DSST Business Ethics DSST HITYH SL Managerial Accounting SL English Comp I SL English Comp II Aleks Business Statistics Aleks Beginning Algebra Aleks Intermediate Algebra Aleks PreCalculus PF System Analysis PF System Design PF Technical Writing PF Intro to Programming PF Visual Basic PF Music Appreciation Advanced Computer Apps (KY Tech. College) IT Security (KY Tech. College) 
02-02-2009, 12:59 PM
I am counting on being able to learn a language over time (2 years) while I am doing my other studies. I am planning to use resources mentioned in the Specific Exam Feedback.
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