The U.S. Federal Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) requires website operators to obtain parent or guardian consent before collecting personal information from children under 13 years of age. That’s no problem, once you get the form on file, your tween is good to go!
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You already know how much I love REA Guides for CLEP, but did you know you can use REA guides from their AP collection to study for CLEP, DSST, TECEP, UExcel, and other credit by exam products?
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LOTS of college credit from 1 short exam.
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One saves you time and money, while the other saves neither. Do you know the difference?
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Though CLEP exams don’t generate a letter grade at your college, it feels good to know what grade it might have been if it were assigned a letter grade. This table tells you.
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Let’s talk about CLEP scores and what you need to know.
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HS4CC parent Becky asks “I have a CLEP question. What ID does my daughter need? What ID can I get for her the fastest?” This is really 2 questions, but let’s answer them both!
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You probably know how much I love CLEP REA Guides and their excellent practice tests, and you also probably know that FREE is my favorite price- so I’m pretty sure it doesn’t get any better than this!
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CLEP isn’t graded credit, so technically it doesn’t help or hurt your GPA…but, resourceful parents can use this strategy to help their teen’s GPA remain strong.
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Last fall, I took a CLEP from home and wrote a review on how it went. Since then, my daughter has taken three CLEPs from home. Do we love the convenience? Yes! Have there been issues. A few. Today I will share the steps you can follow to take a CLEP at home for FREE!
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We occasionally see CLEP exams revised or removed. This is the expected CLEP revision and expiration date schedule for 2022.
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Match your CLEP to High School Courses We’ll look at how to filter through the list of CLEP exams to find the right ones for your homeschool. From there, you’ll learn how to match up the content of exams to the content of your curriculum and fill any deficiencies. Watch Now
We’ll look at how specific high school subjects and classes match up with the right CLEP exams so you can resourcefully plan your teen’s schedule. Details below.
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I’m teaching a fun new class this week that I know you’ll love. It’s called “Matching CLEP Exams to your High School Classes” and it’s going to be held live on Zoom. We’ll look at how specific high school subjects and classes match up with various CLEP exams so you can plan your teen’s schedule. Details below.
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Yes, your teen can go to college for free. Seriously. Let me show you how to extract the most out of what they’re offering so your teen can grab this deal.
Continue reading “Starbucks College Achievement Plan”Yes, but a bigger better version. The Official Study Guide contains all of the individual subject guides in one book, and it’s going to cost a fraction of the price. Individual subject guides In today’s post, I want to talk a bit about how to use the Official Study Guide, and why it’s the first book you need for CLEP prep.
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I’m teaching a fun new class next month that I know you’ll love. It’s called “Matching CLEP Exams to your High School Classes” and it’s going to be held live on Zoom. We’ll look at how specific high school subjects and classes match up with various CLEP exams so you can resourcefully plan your teen’s schedule. Details below.
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CLEP exams are accepted at 75% of the regionally accredited degree granting colleges in this country, but “how” you get use CLEP will fall into 1 of 4 categories.
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NO! In order for any college to see any CLEP scores, your teen has to initiate the process. You’ll pay the fee and the passing scores will be sent to the college you designated. There is one exception.
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Yes, the ID requirements are the same. Your kids will need government-issued IDs for CLEP exams no matter where they are taken. Read more below.
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People often refer to published pass rates to get a sense of how hard or easy an exam is. While I do think there is something to that perspective, I like to take those rates and regroup them by high school subjects. This ranking system allows you to find the best CLEP for your teen’s high school requirement.
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Homeschooling for College Credit 