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French CLEP Exam - Noemia - 05-21-2014 Hi everyone, I'm very new to the forums and I've been looking through tons of threads to find the most info I can on the French CLEP exam. So, let me give a little background: I've taken 3 years of French in middle school, which was 9 years ago. I took French again in my sophomore year of college (Beginner-Intermediate level), and that was 2 years ago. I want to take the French CLEP this August, which is roughly 3 months from now. How can I prepare myself enough to get the full 12 credits (score of 59+)? I already have The Ultimate French Review and Practice book, and a few French Vocab/Conversation audiobooks. Is that enough? Sorry for the long message, but I'm freaking out 'cause so much credits are at stake!:ack: Thanks guys! French CLEP Exam - BGSU_Alum_86 - 05-22-2014 Hopefully you are already aware of this, but I do not believe you will be granted 4 semesters of credit for a level 2 score due to the college credit you would have received from the course in your sophomore year. Depending on whether you took 1 semester or 2 semesters in your sophomore year, you have a chance of earning 6-9 additional foreign language credits. The CLEP foreign language exams have two audio sections, so I would suggest finding some listening sources. Here are some sources that I found quite some time ago (I cannot guarantee the sites are still live): Bonjour de France! (Apprendre le français) Le Point du FLE (Le Point du FLE - Annuaire du français langue étrangère - Apprendre le français - Learn French - Aprender francés - Französisch lernen) Maison de Quartier (www.maisondequartier.com - learn french online) Manchester Metropolitan University: RealFrench.net (RealFrench | French Grammar Games and Vocabulary Exercises) TV5Monde: Le dictionnaire multifonctions (Le dictionnaire gratuit de TV5MONDE avec Mediadico : définitions, orthographe, synonymes, traduction) University of Texas: Français interactif (Français interactif) French in Action (Resource: French in Action) Foreign Service Institute’s Language Course: French (FSI Language Courses - French) First Year French (Français interactif) Open Learning Initiative: French (Open Learning Initiative | Open Learning Initiative) LANGMaster: Online French Lessons (Free Online French Lessons, French Course, French-English Dictionary, French audio) Learn French, BBC website (BBC - Learn French with free online lessons) 15 Free French Lessons for Beginners (Learn French With Alexa) French Assistant (Learn French online FREE with French language lessons and unique question generator!) French CLEP Exam - deucess - 05-22-2014 Tex's French Grammar French Grammar Practice Exercises check out these sites, I had to brush on my french, mostly grammar, for a contract I was involved. French is one of my native tongues, but have not properly spoken or written it in years, since I was 13 really, I am not 30. I speak slang mostly, like we've done with English. French CLEP Exam - janelle.i - 08-30-2015 Hi! I am taking the French CLEP in September 18 and I am freaking out. I have a private tutor that helps me with my french and I have Peterson‘s, Ultimate French Review and the French CLEP Exam guide. I only need a score of 50 to get 6 credits. Any tips? My vocabulary is limited but I do understand the basics. Im most worried about the listening part. Help? French CLEP Exam - janelle.i - 09-16-2015 Turns out I only need 3 credits. With the French CLEP, do you get 6 or nothing? Not even 3?