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CLEP American Government Practice Tests -- CLEP American Literature -- CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature Practice Tests -- CLEP Biology Practice Tests -- CLEP Introductory Business Law -- CLEP Calculus Practice Tests -- CLEP Chemistry Practice Tests -- CLEP College Algebra Exam Prep -- CLEP College Composition Practice Tests -- CLEP College Mathematics Practice Tests -- CLEP English Literature -- CLEP Financial Accounting Practice Tests -- CLEP French -- CLEP Human Growth & Development Practice Tests -- CLEP Humanities Practice Tests -- CLEP Information Systems -- CLEP Introduction to Educational Psychology Practice Tests -- CLEP Introductory Psychology Practice Tests -- CLEP Introductory Sociology Practice Tests -- CLEP Natural Sciences Practice Tests -- CLEP Pre-Calculus Practice Tests -- CLEP Principles of Macroeconomics Practice Tests -- CLEP Principles of Management Practice Tests -- CLEP Principles of Marketing Practice Tests -- CLEP Principles of Microeconomics Practice Tests -- CLEP Social Sciences and History Practice Tests -- CLEP Spanish Language Practice Tests -- CLEP U.S. History I Practice Tests -- CLEP U.S. History II Practice Tests -- CLEP Western Civilization I Practice Tests -- CLEP Western Civilization II Practice Tests -- CLEP College Composition Modular Exam Prep. |
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The CLEP gives students the chance to earn college-level credits simply by passing an exam. Benefits of the CLEP program include earning credit for previously learned knowledge, advancing your career and/or continue your education, save money, and graduate sooner. More than 2,900 colleges and universities offer credit or advanced standing based on the CLEP, with the minimum score for eligibility determined by each individual institution. Check with your college to confirm their requirements. |
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College Entrance Examination Board. College-Level Examination Program.
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College-level examinations -- Study guides.
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