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Western Civ or Macro Econ - thatbrian - 12-04-2008
I have 2 days to study for a CLEP. I know nothing about either subject and I'm looking for opinions on which is easier: Western Civ I or Macro Econ
Thanks!
Brian
Western Civ or Macro Econ - Namivie - 12-04-2008
Wow - only 2 days? I prefer much more study time -- but if I absolutely had to chose between Western Civilization or Macroeconomics, I'd personally choose Macroeconomics.
Why the rush?
Western Civ or Macro Econ - thatbrian - 12-04-2008
I screwed up the schedule a bit and have a few open spots to take CLEPs, so I want to try to knock out something that would qualify as a general ed elective.
Namivie Wrote:Wow - only 2 days? I prefer much more study time -- but if I absolutely had to chose between Western Civilization or Macroeconomics, I'd personally choose Macroeconomics.
Why the rush?
Western Civ or Macro Econ - Levi - 12-04-2008
Well, it seems that MacroEcon would be the easier of the two. However, MacroEcon isn't the easiest subject in the world (I just took the Macro clep test, but I have not taken WesternCiv). Are you sure you want to go ahead and take a test with only two days to study? The only downside is, if you fail, you will have to wait six months to take the same test again. But, if you're not in a big hurry, who cares?
But I sure hope everything goes well for you!!