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U.S. History - dennis - 04-24-2007
Signed up for this on Thur, took the test Sat morning, got a 62. I have a solid background on the subject, but IC was an awesome refresher. If you don't know the subject, this site won't help much, but it's an awesome study aid.
U.S. History - rubberduck - 04-25-2007
Which US History did you take, I or II? I am scheduled to take II on Friday, and am stressing big time.
U.S. History - stitches013 - 04-25-2007
Rubberduck,
Do you have a copy of Scoppages timeline for US history? That was a very good representation of the information contained on US history II.
~Rich
U.S. History - abby - 04-25-2007
rubberduck Wrote:Which US History did you take, I or II? I am scheduled to take II on Friday, and am stressing big time.
[SIZE="4"]I took US History II just using IC and a couple practice tests. I got a 61. So you should be ok if you know what's on IC. Make sure you know the acts and laws passed and in which presidency and which president was involved in which war and FDR's New Deal and the other presidents' programs. History II is very detailed.
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U.S. History - JosephF - 04-25-2007
Does anyone have any tips on taking US History I CLEP? I'm studying for that now, and I should be taking it in the next week or two.
U.S. History - abby - 04-25-2007
JosephF Wrote:Does anyone have any tips on taking US History I CLEP? I'm studying for that now, and I should be taking it in the next week or two.[SIZE="3"]
I took, I believe 2 weeks on History I. It was one of my first CLEPs. I think I mainly reviewed a High School History book on that time period. I didn't have IC either. Somehow I still passed. I don't remember it being all that difficult. I know History II is a lot more detailed. Take a couple practice tests to assure yourself.
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