Just looking for a little help in deciphering between all the CLEP study guides out there. I am looking to get my associates (on the way to a bachelors) with one 6 credit Humanities CLEP vs. two $900 apiece classes. I don't want to waste time and money with prep courses that don't really help and I am hoping to avoid reading 5 different books to get the information that I need to pass the CLEP. Any reviews or accounts on any CLEP aids that you all have used would be greatly appreciated. Thanks from a Marine Corps veteran trying to move on to the real world.
Jesse Linville
Myself, I like free stuff:
http://www.petersons.com/pdf/free/ClepSuccess.pdf (.PDF format)
382 prep guide to you prepare for the Humanities CLEP test, plus 4 other general subject tests – English composition, math, natural sciences, and social sciences/history. Includes a good subject review and two full-length practice tests for each subject!
Good luck to ya!
Hey, you know that CLEP tests (among others) are free for veterans, right?
Go to http://www.gibill.va.gov/pamphlets/testing.htm for more info!
petersons.com has good guide on CLEP
Check that out
degreechaser:Just looking for a little help in deciphering between all the CLEP study guides out there. I am looking to get my associates (on the way to a bachelors) with one 6 credit Humanities CLEP vs. two $900 apiece classes. I don't want to waste time and money with prep courses that don't really help and I am hoping to avoid reading 5 different books to get the information that I need to pass the CLEP. Any reviews or accounts on any CLEP aids that you all have used would be greatly appreciated. Thanks from a Marine Corps veteran trying to move on to the real world.
I've heard that the Pass Your Class guides are concise and helpful, and you can buy them online as a PDF download if you want instant gratification.
http://passyourclass.com
Good luck,
-=Steve=-