r/clep

Hello. I’ve taken 3 clep exams so far, within the past 2 weeks (college comp, sociology, analyzing and interpreting literature) and have passed all of them in the 50s with little to no studying. Studying isn’t my strong suit, however I’m not incapable of it. I work full
time and am already taking classes.

I need a history credit and I’m considering taking either US history 1 or 2 and I can’t decide on which. I took APUSH in high school junior year (4 years ago now and can’t use AP credit) so I have a basic understanding. I
enjoy history as a subject albeit more modern history so I thought I could possibly pass 2 but which would be the better option? And what does each exam mostly focus on?

Thanks reddit

Son taking CLEP sociology in 9 days. He made an 88 on Modern States. He is using the Peterson quiz now and made flashcards. Has reviewed those last few days. He has missed 3 questions so far on half his cards. He will continue to review. He is also trying to watch the clep sociology youtube videos.

Thoughts? Hoping he passes.

Hello everyone. There is a lot of information here about this clep exam, so I apologize if it seems redundant.

I am genuinely autistic and I cannot flesh out meanings in poetry well at all. I consistently get 60-70% on the modern states final exam. I am definitely worried that I will fail this even though I am an English major and love every other type of writing EXCEPT poetry.

Does anyone have any tips in regards to understanding and fleshing out the meaning of different prose?