First clep need advice (principles of management)

[MaggieShouse]

Hello everyone,

I need to take 3 cleps in order to graduate on time with enough credits. The first clep I am planning to tackle is the "principles of management". I have studied some and have scored 64/100 and 67/100 on two different petersons practice tests. How does this compare with the real clep and score? Also does anyone recommend a specific study guide or notes for this test? I am too afraid to take this clep unprepared and waste my money. Any suggestions or advice on this clep would be helpful!

Thank you,
Maggie

[Synicaal]

Hello everyone,

I need to take 3 cleps in order to graduate on time with enough credits. The first clep I am planning to tackle is the "principles of management". I have studied some and have scored 64/100 and 67/100 on two different petersons practice tests. How does this compare with the real clep and score? Also does anyone recommend a specific study guide or notes for this test? I am too afraid to take this clep unprepared and waste my money. Any suggestions or advice on this clep would be helpful!

Thank you,
Maggie

https://www.amazon.com/CLEP-Principles-M...management

thanks pretty much gold. Someone else might know of some free sources but I am 5/5 with REA Books.

[djam303]

I used the Peterson she to help me study for this test. If you have a basic understanding of management and concepts it should be easy.

[docmarvin]

Hello everyone,

I need to take 3 cleps in order to graduate on time with enough credits. The first clep I am planning to tackle is the "principles of management". I have studied some and have scored 64/100 and 67/100 on two different petersons practice tests. How does this compare with the real clep and score? Also does anyone recommend a specific study guide or notes for this test? I am too afraid to take this clep unprepared and waste my money. Any suggestions or advice on this clep would be helpful!

Thank you,
Maggie

Hi there Maggie! It's been 2 or 3 years when I took this test. I remember that I wasn't prepared enough before taking it and I failed. I was confident before taking it because of the practice test. I was scoring around the same scores as what you've got. The major problem I had was the scenario base. If you don't have full understanding of management, I suggest that spend more time. The scenario base questions are a bit tricky. I didn't have to pay for mine that time due to military benefit. Back then, I was like, it's not gonna hurt me anyway if I try. After the courses I'm working on, I was planning to retake this exam. I have to pay for it so I know I'll spend the time I need to master this subject before taking it. Good luck!