jmr2007

Thanks! I thought so too. I did info lit last night through Penn Foster. Very easy. I have A&P, Micro and Psych to complete for my pre req. I'm ready to get this over and done with. Lol I keep trying to get my friends to start to have a study buddy but they won't budge.

I sent my info in a Wednesday, Friday received an email that try had received my info and on Monday I had my preliminary evaluation. I was expecting 2-3 weeks as it said on the website. I'm trying to get my ducks in a row to enroll and start the program. Good luck!

I just signed up and took the exams myself. From start to finish, It took me like 1.5 hours. The questions are fairly simple based off the 112p reading material that is in PDF format for the first test. The second test is applying what you learned in the first section and actually using the web to find your answers. It's an "open book" test so you are given more than enough time to look stuff up if need be. Hope that helps!

So I just earned the easiest A ever with Penn Foster for Info Lit. The cost was $70, thanks for the tip! If only all online courses/exams were that easy. l0l With the CLEP exams, the process is to purchase the study guide, study, schedule/pay for exam and be done?

Nervous1: Thanks for your input! I forgot to mention I also need the Information Literacy is that best to go through EC?

I am in the same boat. It is overwhelming. I have gone thru many, many threads to just read up on different points of views and tips. Best of luck to you!

Thank you for your response. On the CLEP website there are 3 psych courses would I choose the Intro to Psych?

Hello. I have been lurking the boards for the past month gathering information regarding a LPN-RN program. I have learned a lot from your threads, so first of all THANK YOU =) Secondly, I am taking my first steps into doing the EC program. I have submitted my transcripts and have received the "unofficial" transcript summary. I am lacking A&P, Micro and Psych. I have seen on the boards that tothers have "CLEP" out of these courses. Question 1, was that through EC? I have also read where folks are directed to "straightliner.com". Question 2, is this the most cost efficient route? Question 3, are study guides given to prepare for exams? Question 4, what study materials would be recommended for these 3 courses? Question 5, how much study time should one give themselves prior to scheduling the exam? I am a single mother of 3 kiddos, work fulltime and juggle the kids' extracurricular activities. I need something that is managable and cost efficient in order to not have to retake exams. I cannot budget for failure. I have never done any sort of independent study, and at times can be a proscastinator. However, I need to get this done sooner rather than later. So once i officially start there is no holding back. Any advice or expertise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!