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CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - GoBroncos95 - 01-25-2024
Hi Everyone,
I am looking to take the Biology CLEP Exam. This is the last Gen Ed I need to graduate with my associates thru my local community college. I just wanted to ask for some recommendations?
I was doing some mild research and saw the Modern States Biology Clep Prep and a 2 hour long Monitrix Biology CLep Study video.
Anyone recommend any other study tips and resources I should use?
Thank you!!
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - Carnation - 01-25-2024
free clep prep website was always our go-to.
http://www.free-clep-prep.com/Biology-CLEP.html
Definitely use Modern States to get the free CLEP voucher.
Good luck.
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - GoBroncos95 - 01-25-2024
(01-25-2024, 01:52 PM)Carnation Wrote: free clep prep website was always our go-to.
http://www.free-clep-prep.com/Biology-CLEP.html
Definitely use Modern States to get the free CLEP voucher.
Good luck.
Awesome! Thank you
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - LevelUP - 01-25-2024
I used a mix of ModernStates, InstantCert, Quizlet, and Peterson's practice tests for CLEP exams.
If you can score 70% on the practice test, then you are ready for the exam and should have a 90%+ chance of passing.
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - P226mem - 01-26-2024
Used same resources others suggested. For Peterson's practice exams, check your local library system for access . Might have to ask at reference desk for info. and our library system had some REA guides for CLEP.
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - GoBroncos95 - 01-26-2024
(01-25-2024, 04:29 PM)LevelUP Wrote: I used a mix of ModernStates, InstantCert, Quizlet, and Peterson's practice tests for CLEP exams.
If you can score 70% on the practice test, then you are ready for the exam and should have a 90%+ chance of passing.
Signed up for InstantCert! Seems pretty fundamental. Modern states seems pretty straight forward.
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - bjcheung77 - 01-26-2024
@GoBroncos95, Which community college and degree are you going for at the Associates level? Are you missing a science class for that degree and that's it?
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - GoBroncos95 - 01-26-2024
(01-26-2024, 12:54 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: @GoBroncos95, Which community college and degree are you going for at the Associates level? Are you missing a science class for that degree and that's it?
College Southern Nevada, and I am going for a Associates Applied Sciecnce: Physical Science. I am literally 1 3 credit Natural Science Course away from graduating.
Once I graduate I plan on Transferringsome credits to UMPI for a Bachelors in Project Management & Information Systems.
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - GameSlinger - 01-28-2024
I highly recommend using the Modern States for the Free Clep voucher. For studying for the Biology Clep, I preferred the Crash Course series on YouTube. It makes it a much more enjoyable learning experience. Between those 2, it should get you enough information to pass the exam. If you had been going for a more science heavy bachelors/masters, there would be other paths I would suggest, but for your listed goal, this is perfect. If you need to add the Labs on afterwards, I am attending Luna Community College online for just the Bio 2 Lab for about $90 after all fees.
RE: CLEP - BIOLOGY Recommendations? - bjcheung77 - 01-28-2024
Actually, since you mentioned Natural Science, it may be slightly 'easier' than the Biology CLEP. Even though both are rated a 3 and possibly worth 6 credits, Natural Science is in the middle of the pack, but Biology is dead last (hardest). I think the Natural Science is primarily Biology with 1/3 or so Chem and/or other sciences combined. Link: http://www.free-clep-prep.com/clep-difficulty-list.html