My son is interested in CLEP for English, but I need some help with planning this along with his other work. He is doing an English curriculum, should he just stop it for the 8 weeks to study for the CLEP? He already takes a long time to finish his English, especially the writing. We are praying and weighing out the benefits and would appreciate any insight. Thanks. I hope you are doing well. Thanks for all the great articles and information on your website.
If your son wants to CLEP English, and passes the CLEP exam, that will demonstrate that he has a college amount of learning in the area of English. That means that if he studies for a CLEP, he is studying college English. In other words, he does not have to do an additional English class, because he will essentially be taking it at a college level.
A point of clarification, there is no CLEP for English as in the study of grammar, sentence structure, etc. There is a CLEP called CLEP English Literature and a CLEP called CLEP College Composition and College Composition Modular.
I'm a huge fan of CLEP, it's a great way to earn college credit. Besides studying for CLEPs it's also been very helpful to take practice CLEP tests.
There are several free practice CLEP test resources out there. I like the CollegePlus! free practice CLEP tests. You can find them here: http://www.collegeplus.org/howitworks/learningnetwork/courses
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