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The CLEP on human growth and development is a must for my college degree plan. Anyone have any tips or hints or good studying ideas? Also, if you have for the college math CLEP or English Composition.
Thanks!!!
This might not work for you: I found out I only had a month to take my psychology clep. I bought the review book, memorized the entire thing in a week, had someone test me, and I passed.
Just finished tutoring a guy for the CLEP in college math.
It’s called college math, but the material is mostly elementary and high school level. So don’t worry.And 50 is passing!
Mark your exam date on your calendar, give yourself several days beforehand to take practice tests, then divide the total number of math pages by the number of days remaining (excluding Shabbos and yom tov) and check off each calendar day as you complete the set pages.
There are also tutorials online on different topics if you ever get stuck on one.
Treat the other subjects the same way.
Enjoy the ride learning about Hashem’s world! It’s really fascinating!
I know it’s not the same thing, but when I took the GRE, I had prepared for it by reading through the Kaplan study guide for like 3 months, and took a few online practice exams. I would say get as many study guides as you can and go through them a few times, take online practice exams, take the practice exams at the back of the study guides, and don’t rush! Queen Bee did it all in a week, but most of us probably don’t have as high a memorization ability as she does, so take your time if you can.
I have full notes and a perfect review with all info in it (It’s from a college professor). Not necessary to read any books. So if you can get hold of my email address through mods I’d be more than glad to give it to you.
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