MuellerArts Wrote:Wednesday (July 12) is the day I'm scheduled to take Environment and Humanity... my last credits for my B.S. in Management. Even though I'm military, I've only used CLEP and DSST for 18 (free) credits -- much of my school has been online.

Thanks for all the tips on this board! I've got the IC stuff down, and have supplemented with information from other tips that I've seen.

I'll post after I've taken the test with areas that I remember...

MuellerArts Wrote:Wednesday (July 12) is the day I'm scheduled to take Environment and Humanity... my last credits for my B.S. in Management. Even though I'm military, I've only used CLEP and DSST for 18 (free) credits -- much of my school has been online.

Thanks for all the tips on this board! I've got the IC stuff down, and have supplemented with information from other tips that I've seen.

I'll post after I've taken the test with areas that I remember...

MuellerArts Wrote:I just finished taking the test, and felt pretty good about it... at least good enough to get a passing score. We'll see.

The IC flashcards covered my test fairly well, but there are a few areas that I could have brushed up on my own on a little more.

There were a number of questions dealing with eutrophication. From the word form I was able to figure out the basics of it and narrow down questions to 2 choices. I did a look at Wikipedia after the fact -- there's a really good summary there!

Waste water treatment was dealt with in more detail than I would have expected. It would have helped to have had more knowledge of it, as it not only asked what they were, but asked some specific questions about them.

There were a fair number of questions about the carbon cycle as well as decompsition of matter.