12-05-2021, 11:59 PM
(12-05-2021, 11:49 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Those are viable options, I suggest that if you're close to a testing center, you may want to do the CLEP instead. This particular exam is available using the ModernStates.org voucher and should grant credit for both the Spanish I and II. I would use another resource in addition to what ModernStates.org provides, but it should save you energy, money, time as it's FREE and just one exam vs some quizzes/final, etc!
As I see, Level I Spanish is a score of 50 and Level II is 63.
OP already has Level I completed.
The CLEP test is around 50% listening in Spanish, hard to do unless you have a basic level of fluency. To score a 63, you could spend 200 hours studying and still fail to hit a 63 score. You then have to wait 90 days to retake the test so all that work would be for nothing.
Those are the reasons why I wouldn't recommend CLEP.
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