Grrrr....Us History I

[TMW2010]

The Petersons tests are notorious for being more in depth and generally harder than the actual CLEP tests. They also tend to have a bunch questions of types that the CLEPS don't have on them, in my experience. (American Literature, I'm looking at you and your biographical questions... )

I haven't taken the US History CLEPS, so I can't comment directly on the Petersons content. If you're hitting near 50 on the Petersons and 60 on the REA tests, you should* be able to pass the CLEP... Maybe not by much, but you may just suprise yourself.

[SIZE="1"]*Your mileage may vary; taxes, tags, title excluded; Do not fold, spindle, mutilate, or use near open flame; Always wear protective headgear while playing polo, unless it is the water version.[/SIZE]