My daughter did the full Modern States course including all but maybe two of the readings. She also read through the REA book and did the practice tests and did well. She is doing the Peterson's tests for more practice, but she is struggling with those a bit. Are the Modern States plus REA enough to pass the test? How good are the Peterson's tests for that particular exam? Thanks
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05-07-2019, 01:56 PM
Try purchasing the official clep study guide for that test it comes with 1 practice test. Tell her to try that practice test since, its probably a lil closer to the real thing. Sometimes those Peterson tests are a lot harder than the actual clep.
05-07-2019, 02:13 PM
(05-07-2019, 01:56 PM)withrown Wrote: Try purchasing the official clep study guide for that test it comes with 1 practice test. Tell her to try that practice test since, its probably a lil closer to the real thing. Sometimes those Peterson tests are a lot harder than the actual clep.The official Clep study guide practice tests include the exact same questions as the modern states course(unless they updated the modern states course recently). I agree that the Peterson tests tend to be a little harder than the actual CLEP.
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05-07-2019, 02:28 PM
I only did the Modern States review videos, and it was more than enough to pass the test (I had no previous background in the subject area).
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