Just did French today and got a 71, my second highest score yet.

Okay I studied French for a long time so this was a gimme, even so here are some suggestions.

1) take notes during the listening portions of the exam, often you will be barraged with numbers and things to remember, notes helped me.

2) Read at least a few short stories the week before you take the test so you can start to think in French.

3) Go with your gut if you are not sure of an answer.

Here are LuBee's Humanities study notes. Thanks LuBee!

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...I passed the DSST Here's to Your Health today! InstantCert was a wonderful resource. Any suggestions on other DSST's to fill free electives? Thanks!

I downloaded an unofficial degree plan for BSLA (from a Navy website) which stated that I will need 50 electives. Can anyone confirm that number?

Thanks in Advance,
Anne

I passed DSST MIS with a 52 yesterday.

I used IS and the Peterson's Site to study. Also the other posts on here I used as a referance and looked things up on the net.

The test was odd. The questions are even a bit old school.

One question was:

What is a program that is Free but Ethically askes you to pay for it after you try it?

The answer is Shareware.

I have no clue why they would ask this on a MIS test. This is more IT related. But oh well, I passed.

Hello,


First, thank you ALL so much for all the posts. The posts and tips have made all the difference in my journey to my degree at UOPhx. You all have been great coaches. I have 5 exams to graduate in June. I have no time to spare.
Please share tips on strategy for the College Math exam, CLEP.
I take it tomorrow. I am in ATL.


Thanks,
Mathmatically challenged
Nina

Hey everyone,
Just wanted to let you know I signed up to take this test on Friday. I have done the peterson's and got at least half right with minimal concentration, so I think I am going to take a stab at it. Any suggestions are welcome. Please keep your fingers crossed for me. Thank you for your help and support as always....

Perhaps some people here may had experience taking the GRE subject exams...

Which GRE subject exam would be the best in utility for a degree in its area and also easier to study /take ?

I am thinking it depends on the individual and their expertise in the subject area that they may be testing in the near future...

I'm getting ready to take the History I test in a couple of weeks and was wondering if anyone had any advice while I'm preparing for this test? If I only use IC will it be enough to pass this test?

Chris

The Just thought I should share, I find this website to very helpful with some definitions found in the Psyc group subjects.
It gives easy to understand short explanations and example
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