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Humanities CLEP - Printable Version +- Online Degrees and CLEP and DSST Exam Prep Discussion (https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb) +-- Forum: Main Category (https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Main-Category) +--- Forum: General Education-Related Discussion (https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-General-Education-Related-Discussion) +--- Thread: Humanities CLEP (/Thread-Humanities-CLEP--1089) |
Humanities CLEP - DHammond - 01-16-2007 Hey all, I need six hours in my Liberal Studies area, for a BA in Liberal Studies from TESC. I thought about College Math, and started a little studying on that one, but it has been some time since I've done any algebra stuff, and the thought of releanring all that has me reconsidering. Will the Humanities CLEP satisfy 6 SH in the Liberal Studies area? - I have not used either of the 2 lower level courses that I'm allowed in that area. Humanities is listed as one of the categories the hours have to come from for the LS area, so I'm assuming this exam would work. I've asked my advisor and just haven't heard back yet, and wanted to start studying. Thanks for any advice you've got folks, David Humanities CLEP - ShotoJuku - 01-16-2007 DHammond Wrote:Hey all, [SIZE="3"]Yes it should....[/SIZE] Humanities CLEP - dhlvrsn - 01-16-2007 You could also try a Pshyc combo. It's two tests but I'd bet you'd spend less time getting ready for them. I took Intro to Psyc and Intro to Ed Psyc with only hours of prep and passed both of them. I used only instantcert, the official study guide and then did a search of this forum and googled the things that people pointed our instantcert was lacking. Good Luck! Humanities CLEP - DHammond - 01-16-2007 Thanks Dale, that's a good idea, but I've already had both of those classes... :o) I think I'll try to swing the Humanities, as soon as I know for sure that it's a go. Thanks! David Humanities CLEP - ShotoJuku - 01-16-2007 [SIZE="2"]The COMEX book and REA were very good![/SIZE] |