Do you really absorb and retain CLEP test material or just cram and pass?

[CaseyW]

As you know, this is not an ABA-approved Law School so your undergraduate degree is very important if you want to be eligible to sit for the CA Bar, the only state where one can take the exam w/out having graduated from an ABA law school.
CA requires a certain GPA on 60 credits or specific scores on certain CLEP exams (not DSST).
If you are testing out, you may not have a choice as to what exams you take. I have a friend whose daughter, even after graduating from a tier one ABA law school, had her bar exam delayed by CA over some misunderstanding with her undergraduate transcript. Be careful!

Here is the direct information I got from the CA Bar. Someone on here has already corrected me about my initial interpretation so I believe I have it correct now, but if my 4 buiz classes + comp doesn't look like it would work for some reason or I missed something please let me know

Thanks again!

State Bar's policy on CLEP Exams
http://admissions.calbar.ca.gov/LinkClic...tabid=2264

Available Clep Tests
http://www.collegeboard.com/prod_downloa...scores.pdf