Peterson's Activation Code

[cielobrown]

Hi, I'm new to IC and am looking at taking the Humanities clep this Friday, July 7th. I only need 4 credits to finish my undergrad degree and am hoping I can knock it out with the Humanities exam. I would like to guage how I'm doing by taking the Peterson exam, but it's asking me for an activation code that I don't have. Is it just for people in the Air Force? If not, can someone send the code my way. Also, I was thinking of taking the Spanish clep as a back up in case I don't pass Humanities, I speak and read it fluently, but I understand that not all Spanish is alike - so I would like to gauge the type of questions I'd encounter on the test.
If receiving the activation code is not permissable, then any idea where I can turn to to test my knowledge?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

[fondue]

You will find the Official CLEP Study guides listed in the following post:

http://www.instantcertonline.com/for...ead.php4?t=218

Or you could just click go strait there:

http://www.inarng.org/Education/Educ...UMAN%20WEB.pdf

[anar579]

Originally Posted by cielobrown

Hi, I'm new to IC and am looking at taking the Humanities clep this Friday, July 7th. I only need 4 credits to finish my undergrad degree and am hoping I can knock it out with the Humanities exam. I would like to guage how I'm doing by taking the Peterson exam, but it's asking me for an activation code that I don't have. Is it just for people in the Air Force? If not, can someone send the code my way. Also, I was thinking of taking the Spanish clep as a back up in case I don't pass Humanities, I speak and read it fluently, but I understand that not all Spanish is alike - so I would like to gauge the type of questions I'd encounter on the test.
If receiving the activation code is not permissable, then any idea where I can turn to to test my knowledge?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

No study guide will really prepare you for the Spanish exam (or any of the other foreign languages). During most of the exam headphones are needed and you have to listen to conversations and then answer questions; for part of the exam, the questions AND answers are listened to on the headphones. The CLEP study guide the previous post lists has all this written out, but please realize that during the actual exam you'll have to be able to interpret the spoken word.

[mom2LLL]

Originally Posted by cielobrown

I would like to guage how I'm doing by taking the Peterson exam, but it's asking me for an activation code that I don't have.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Here is the link:

http://www.guidancenet.com/guidancen...p?sponsor=3519

You will need to create an account, but it is free. I have bookmarked this page because I just can't find it by a simple google search for some reason.

Hope this helps.

Kim