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Hello Everyone,
I am planning to take Information System Computer Application Clep in next two weeks. I have been studying from the InstantCert available tests. I would like to know if I need to get more resources besides the InstantCert online material. I do have over 10 years of programming and networking.
Thanks a lot.
HC
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experience combined with IC should give you an easy pass...
Good Luck!!!
Excelsior BS - General Business - 2008
Jacksonville State University - MBA - 2010(Done)
121 credits...ALL DONE BABY!!!
54 credits transferred in from prior college
54 credits by examination
6 credits from community college
3 credits from CSU-Pueblo (Operations Management)
4 credits for Information Literacy and Business Strategy from Excelsior
CLEP:
Principles of Macroeconomics (64)
Principles of Microeconomics (61)
Principles of Marketing (66)
Principles of Management (72)
Info Systems and Comp Applications (57)
Introductory Business Law (65)
Social Sciences & History (61)
DSST:
Principles of Supervision (58)
Principles of Statistics (67)
Introduction to Computing (60)
Principles of Financial Accounting (56)
Principles of Finance (55)
Money and Banking (52)
Ethics in America (66)
Management Information Systems (58)
ECE:
Ethics: Theory and Practice (B)
Organizational Behavior ©
GMAT: 600
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With your Experience and IC, You sure do great
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You should read the Specific Feedback section
http://www.degreeforum.net/specific-exam...-clep.html
You need to be logged into the forums to see them. If you know all the things listed in there you're fine. Having network experience in real-life doesn't mean you can pass a CLEP exam. They tend to refer to obscure terms that you may never have heard.
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