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Hi all,
I am preparing for the College Mathmatics CLEP exam and hoping for some insight/tips on how to prepare. This is my first CLEP exam and I am new to InstantCert. Any information/help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank you in advance for your time.
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cmetcalf Wrote:Hi all,
I am preparing for the College Mathmatics CLEP exam and hoping for some insight/tips on how to prepare. This is my first CLEP exam and I am new to InstantCert. Any information/help would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank you in advance for your time.
Welcome to instantcert. I too am taken the college math soon and as you might have seen on a previous posting, others have advised me to get the study guide,"Cracking The College Clep". You might want to look into getting that as it only cost me $6.95 plus mailing for a used book from Amazon.com.
Good luck and Iam sure others with respond to try and help you as we do have a very supportive group of fellow instantcerter's.
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Check out this site for any math videos (free) that might help. These were great when I studied statistics.
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Sammy Wrote:Check out this site for any math videos (free) that might help. These were great when I studied statistics.
Did I miss something or did you leave out the url for the site mentioned?
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ShotoJuku Wrote:Did I miss something or did you leave out the url for the site mentioned?
He probably meant to post these links:
http://www.learner.org/resources/bro...ageField2.y=15
http://www.learner.org
He had previously posted them in another
mathematics thread.
I personally didn't find the site very useful. They go *way* too slow for my liking. It's more like a "this is how you
should teach" rather than actual teaching. But anyway, I think that those are the links he was referring to.
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Yes, those are the links. I do that all the time. Yes, I agree that they are slow. I think they are good for someone who has been out of school for a while. I do think the statistics was good though. It depends upon what you are shooting for. Just passing or a good score with a good understanding.
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Sammy Wrote:Yes, those are the links. I do that all the time. Yes, I agree that they are slow. I think they are good for someone who has been out of school for a while. I do think the statistics was good though. It depends upon what you are shooting for. Just passing or a good score with a good understanding.
True that. Depends on what you're shooting for with the exam. But also how much time you are willing to devote, and if that is the right arena for you to learn. I learn best from books and the written word. Hearing teachers talk about math bored me and was an impediment to the learning process. Too much fat. Others will find that it works well for them. Different strokes....
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This was the hardest of the clep test I have taken. I studied for around 2 months using InstantCert and the Petersons Air Force study guide (it was free and available for everyone until recently). I did pass, but it was by far the hardest of all the cleps I have taken. Make sure and study alot first. I had been out of school for over 20 years, and that could have made a difference in the level of difficulty.
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