CLEP Introduction to Educational Psychology

Your job will be to test drive your knowledge in Introduction to Educational Psychology to see if you can answer 50% correctly. Next, use the detailed answers to improve. If you decide you are ready, check to see that your college offers the credits, generally 3 credits. Your accomplishment not only means you don’t have to take that course, you actually fill your major’s requirements. Once you see how easy it is to test out with a 50% cut score, you’re going to want to graduate early. If you take 5 CLEP exams, you can skip one semester. In FL state schools, you can CLEP up to 75% of your courses to obtain a two year degree. These CLEP credits are transferable to a four year degree. CLEP tests are factual and are easier than SATs which are more in depth. Advanced Placement (AP) exams cover the same topics but are far more difficult. Courses are not offered for CLEP therefore, you can use self-study guides to review. XAMonline makes a full content guide for the following exams – CLEP College Algebra: 9781607875307 CLEP College Composition/Modular: 9781607875277 CLEP Spanish: 9781607875284 CLEP Biology: 9781607875314 CLEP Mathematics: 9781607875321 CLEP Introductory Psychology: 9781607875291CLEP Introduction to Educational Psychology is written by Sharon A Wynne and published by XAMOnline. The Digital and eTextbook ISBNs for CLEP Introduction to Educational Psychology are 9781607875451, 1607875454 and the print ISBNs are 9781607875451, 1607875454.