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Just keep studying those sources. Make sure you know all the material covered by IC, and you should be good to go. I used IC and the DSST Official Study Guide to prepare for this exam. I found it to be one of the 'easier' exams to pass. If you have already been studying, and still have another two weeks worth of study time available to you, you are probably on target to do very well. Don't stress out about this one DaddyO. It's very straightforward and highly passable with adequate study and preparation. Best of luck to you, Snazzlefrag
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My name is Rob So far, I have earned 139 credits (12 not used). Excelsior College - BS Psychology (15 credits - 5 courses/exams to go) - BS Business (9 credits - 3 courses/exams to go) ____________ Upcoming: An UL business course of some kind. In-progress: ENG100 English Comp (PFC) Most Recently Completed: Tech Math I at PFC. Exams/Courses Passed To Date (42): - Courses (3): 1 ECE, 1 CSU, 1 PFC. - Exams (39): 24 DANTES, 15 CLEP.     
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Intro to bussiness
I found this test to be very easy. The main reason was, I took accounting, marketing, management and business law before I took this test. This test is a kind of introduction to alot of other business courses. Basically, If you have done some of the business courses already, then this test is a recap and should go smooth.
I took the test in like 30-40 minutes. Best of luck
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Business law-59 Accounting-53 US history 1 - 53 Computer applications-54 Biology-58 analyzing literature 64 Management-59 Marketing-71 Psycology-64 Macroeconomics-58 Microeconomics-57 English comp 53 business law II, statistics, intro to business, principles of finance, money and banking, HRM, organizational behavior, business math and MIS - Pending
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Intro to Business.
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