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CLEP Official Study Guide 2014
Every year, students save countless hours and dollars by taking advantage of the College Board's CLEP® examinations. CLEP allows students to get college credit by earning a passing score on any of 33 exams covering introductory-level subjects. There are more than 2,900 colleges and universities that will grant credit for CLEP. The CLEP Official Study Guide 2014 , developed by the test maker, is the only study resource for all 33 CLEP exams. It includes practice questions for all exams, exam descriptions, and test-taking tips and strategies.
550 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 1996
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February 6, 2013
Contains extremely accurate and helpful practice tests for every CLEP test.
October 23, 2013
The CLEP Official Study Guide 2004, 15th Edition
Author: The College Board
The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) awards college credit at more than 2,900 U.S. colleges and universities for demonstrating achievement in a subject by means of a computer-based exam. By earning a satisfactory score, you can earn the same amount of credit as a student who successfully completed the same course at that school. Prospective students enrolling in accelerated degree programs are usually encouraged to take the CLEP test.
CLEP policies vary widely from school to school — for example, some colleges may limit the total amount of credit you can earn through CLEP exams, or some may grant exemption from a course, but give no credit toward a degree, etc.- so before registering for a CLEP exam, be sure to check with your school to determine which exams are accepted and how much credit they will give you. If you are earning an accelerated degree online, be sure to discuss this matter with your advisor or enrollment counselor.
I CLEPped out of 6 classes utilizing this book (and outdated textbooks available at PBS or elsewhere) for each subject as my study guide. Get this book during your first semesters of school because those are the classes that you can test out of. Imagine paying only $25-$100 to get credit for that boring entry level class!
Author: The College Board
The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) awards college credit at more than 2,900 U.S. colleges and universities for demonstrating achievement in a subject by means of a computer-based exam. By earning a satisfactory score, you can earn the same amount of credit as a student who successfully completed the same course at that school. Prospective students enrolling in accelerated degree programs are usually encouraged to take the CLEP test.
CLEP policies vary widely from school to school — for example, some colleges may limit the total amount of credit you can earn through CLEP exams, or some may grant exemption from a course, but give no credit toward a degree, etc.- so before registering for a CLEP exam, be sure to check with your school to determine which exams are accepted and how much credit they will give you. If you are earning an accelerated degree online, be sure to discuss this matter with your advisor or enrollment counselor.
I CLEPped out of 6 classes utilizing this book (and outdated textbooks available at PBS or elsewhere) for each subject as my study guide. Get this book during your first semesters of school because those are the classes that you can test out of. Imagine paying only $25-$100 to get credit for that boring entry level class!
August 4, 2013
Service members should note that there is special way to take CLEP exams that involves learning the specific approach to answering questions while taking the tests (included in the instructional front matter of CLEP Official Study Guides, like this one). Additionally, you should always check with your soon to be alma mater (the university that will produce your final transcript) before taking a CLEP or DSST, because every school may have a slightly different policy for the amount of credit they grant for a test - usually based on your test score.
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