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Originally Posted by ChaserRu
Well I will start with once a week unless I have some problems. I do have a good grounding in most subjects.. And I've always done very well on standardized tests also. I'm going to try and start with history next friday and we'll see how that goes. As long as I can get signed up with IC tomorrow. Sounds like I need to use a diff credit card.
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Also be sure you have the current CLEP official study guide. It's $20 and has all the practice exams and official break down of what is covered. You'll be able to use it for all of your exams.
Here is my only caution- if you fail an exam, you have to wait 6 months to retake it. An extra week spent might be all that is necessary to earn a pass. Whoever told you that you need 90-95% correct is wrong- it's a scaled score of 50 or better. There is no benefit to earning 95% on the exam- it's pass/fail.
There is a lot of strategy in testing, searching here is a great tool to help you plan! Good Luck!
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