CLEP BIOLOGY

[chelledward28]

Does this site give any study material for the CLEP Biology exam?

[quigongene]

free-clep-prep.com and Youtube's Crash Course Biology would be my recommendations.

[bjcheung77]

I would also add ModernStates.org's Biology resources if you don't already have that in your list of study material. This includes both their AP Biology and CLEP Biology, lastly - if you want to score higher, you can go to the local library and grab some extra CLEP/AP Biology material for review.

[Clepper43]

I would also add ModernStates.org's Biology resources if you don't already have that in your list of study material.  This includes both their AP Biology and CLEP Biology, lastly - if you want to score higher, you can go to the local library and grab some extra CLEP/AP Biology material for review.

And the best reason to use Modern States = free test  vouchers!!

[P226mem]

Does this site give any study material for the CLEP Biology exam?

The paid portion of the site does.  I have used the subscription for study helps for two CLEP exams (Humanities and Eng Lit) alongside some of the other resources suggested (modern states and checking library for practice exams).  Try this link: https://www.instantcert.com/study_guides/Biology-CLEP

Then with the subscription it gives access to other sections of this discussion forum for specific exams. I used those instantcert study materials as final prep before testing.  Did not use them as the only way to learn the material.

[wow]

I studied for the CLEP Bio exam by doing the biology courses on Saylor and Onlinedegree.com, plus the MIT intro biology course on EdX. I used Modern States and Kahn Academy AP Biology to fill in the gaps. A couple botany courses on Coursera from University of Tel Aviv were also helpful. And a trial subscription to Study.com meant I could browse their CLEP Prep for any other gaps that might need filling in.

If you're just looking to pass and not to take future biology courses, you should do fine with Saylor, OnlineDegree, Kahn, and Modern States. But if the timing works so that you can sign up for the MIT EdX course, I highly recommend it. It makes genetics and biochemistry much easier to understand than the Saylor course does.

[alab21]

I’ve seen multiple recommendations for the Amoeba sisters videos on YouTube, by about 4-5 people who passed it recently.


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