Are there any other practice test for this besides IC?

Is there a list official calculators on the dsst site?

Dear Steve et al,

Does one's grade at the University fluctuate with the score you get on Dantes or Clep, or is it a pass/fail situation? I am concerned about my GPA.

Also, what is the minimum score needed, and what is the percentage, would you say, of questions that need to be answered correctly to pass?

Thank you,
cadet9rbi

Hello,

Does anyone know if these instantcert study guides are good prep for the Dantes tests as well as CLEP?

Thanks in advance for your helpful responses.

Kindly,
cadet9rbi

I need 9 clep points to complete my lower level education requirements. I was thinking about Biology and Principles of Management. In the Peteresons practice test I get 60 right in Biology and 70 right in Principles of Accounting. I was just wondering if I can pass the cleps with these scores and only using instantcert?

Wow, how weird is this going to be? I signed up for the silly Freshman Comp to fulfill the Excelsior writing requirement (they won't accept the 6 credit CLEP that I passed). It's only 8 weeks long, two nights a week, and I know I will pass. It's this or wait 1 month for the ECE test to arrive, another week to schedule to take it, then having to wait 73 days:eek: for them to grade it. This fits my plans to finish by the end of Dec.

Studying now for Civil War, let me tell you how incredibly interesting the material is!

Just took and passed the Intro to Sociology exam, 63/80.
So, I need 4 more credits in Social Science.
I am taking the Analyzing and Interpreting American Literature exam soon, and I will need 4 more Humanities credits.
I am currently attending AIUOnline.
So, from this list, which are the 2 EASIEST CLEP/DANTE exam's to take?
I need one for Humanities Credit (HUM), and one for Social Science credit (SOC). Thanks in advance!
*** I know alot of you may say the History exams are EASY... please keep in mind that I am really bad in History and would only be relying on the Instacert material.

DSST/DANTE

Art of the Western World, HUM
Contemporary Western Europe: 1946-1990, SOC or HUM
An Introduction to the Modern Middle East, SOC or HUM
Human/Cultural Geography, SOC
Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union, SOC or HUM
A History of the Vietnam War, SOC or HUM
The Civil War and Reconstruction, SOC or HUM
Foundations of Education, SOC
Lifespan Developmental Psychology, SOC
General Anthropology, SOC
Ethics in America, HUM or SOC
Introduction to World Religions, HUM

CLEP

American Government, SOC
Human Growth and Development, SOC
Introduction to Educational Psychology, SOC
Introductory Psychology, SOC
Introductory Sociology, SOC
Principles of Macroeconomics, SOC
Principles of Microeconomics, SOC
United States History I: Early Colonizations to 1877, SOC or HUM
United States History II: 1865 to Present, SOC or HUM
Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648, SOC or HUM
Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present, SOC or HUM

I just received my status report. I was given 8 credits for Comptias, 8 credits for MCSE and 3 credits for CCNA, total 19. Security+, Network+, (70-293 and 70-294 MCSE) were applied as upper credits (9).

Now, the serious work begin. I have 36 core credits to complete. Meanwhile, I have some clepping to do in the art and sciences, in addition the Discrete Math.

The moment of truth is here. Any suggestions on how to approach all of this without pulling out my hair.

http://easterncollege.us/

I am very interested in their Masters in Music, but am unsure about their accreditation in general.

Their coursework looks quite normal, but there seems to be a religious affiliation that is somewhat vague underneath it all, as well, not that being a religious school is a bad thing at all, it's just that their mission seems ambiguous.

Just not sure.

Thoughts and insights welcome.

Thanks

It's not a point for each question, right? I'm just trying to get a mindset of how many i need to get correct for a test w/ 98 questions. I'd appreciate your help if anyone knows!