HOW THE EXAMS ARE DEVELOPED

Most CLEP exams are designed to correspond to one-semester courses, although some tests correspond to full-year or two-year courses. Faculty at individual colleges review the exams to ensure that they cover the material that is currently taught in their corresponding college courses.

The format of most questions is multiple choice. Other types of questions require students to fill in a numeric answer, to shade an answer option, or to order items correctly. Questions using these skills are called zone, shade, grid, scale, fraction, numeric entry, histogram, and order-match questions. Some of the exams also include required essays. Language exams include a listening section.

LEARNING OUTCOMES

By the successful completion of this course, students should be able to

Be familiar with the Writing Section of the SAT

Be familiar with the Reading Section of the SAT

Be familiar with the Mathematics Section of the SAT

Be familiar test-taking strategies used on the SAT Exam

Be able to discuss the questions on the Writing Section of the SAT Exam

Be able to discuss the questions on the Reading Section of the SAT Exam

Be able to discuss the questions on the Mathematics Section of the SAT Exam

Be able to analyze and score results from Practice Sessions of the SAT Exam

Get a better than average score on the Writing Section of the SAT Exam

Get a better than average score on the Reading Section of the SAT Exam

Get a better than average score on the Mathematics Section of the SAT Exam

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COLLEGE-LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM

The College Board’s College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) has been the most widely trusted credit-by-examination program for over 50 years, accepted by 2,900 colleges and universities and administered in more than 2,000 test centers. Eligible test takers can also take CLEP exams with remote proctoring. This rigorous program allows students from a wide range of ages and backgrounds to demonstrate their mastery of introductory college-level material and earn college credit. Students can earn credit for what they already know by getting qualifying scores on any of the 34 exams.

While CLEP is sponsored by the College Board, only colleges may grant credit toward a degree. Not all colleges have the same CLEP policies—some colleges accept credit for a few exams, while others accept credit for all of them. A college often grants the same amount of credit to a student who earns satisfactory scores on a CLEP exam as it does for a student who successfully completes the related course.

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College Algebra CLEP Exam Information

How CLEP Benefits College Graduation

College Composition CLEP Exam Information

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