01-14-2010, 09:17 AM
Hi all!
I'm planning to take the Spanish CLEP, and as I have no knowledge of Spanish whatsoever, I'm looking for good language resources for a beginner. I've heard good things about the Rosetta Stone software, but I saw on their website that they have Spanish for both Latin America and for Spain, and that they have multiple levels for each kind. My questions are:
1. Which kind of Spanish (Latin America or Spain) should I get to pass the CLEP?
2. How many levels (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) do I need to pass the CLEP?
3. Is this program all it claims to be?
I know that these programs are expensive, but if it will really help me learn the language than it will be worth it. Also, I have lots of younger siblings who are homeschooled, and my mom was already considering getting the Rosetta Stone Spanish for them, so it should get a lot of good use.
Thanks in advance!
MissCLEP
I'm planning to take the Spanish CLEP, and as I have no knowledge of Spanish whatsoever, I'm looking for good language resources for a beginner. I've heard good things about the Rosetta Stone software, but I saw on their website that they have Spanish for both Latin America and for Spain, and that they have multiple levels for each kind. My questions are:
1. Which kind of Spanish (Latin America or Spain) should I get to pass the CLEP?
2. How many levels (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) do I need to pass the CLEP?
3. Is this program all it claims to be?
I know that these programs are expensive, but if it will really help me learn the language than it will be worth it. Also, I have lots of younger siblings who are homeschooled, and my mom was already considering getting the Rosetta Stone Spanish for them, so it should get a lot of good use.
Thanks in advance!
MissCLEP


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