Can you get a degree with just CLEP*?
Once you get hooked on CLEP, you might wish you could test out of ALL of your classes. Is that really possible?
Read More →Tips, strategies, and guides to help you make the most of CLEP and DSST exam prep.
Once you get hooked on CLEP, you might wish you could test out of ALL of your classes. Is that really possible?
Read More →If you have decided not to rely exclusively on the InstantCert flashcards, this article shows you how to custom-tailor a study plan for your specific situation.
Read More →Learning the subject matter for an exam is only part of the battle. Some basic test-taking skills can make the difference between a pass and a fail!
Read More →Here we look at what the CLEP program is and how you can use it earn college credit while saving time and money.
Read More →In this article, we look at some ways to study for CLEP, both free and paid options.
Read More →InstantCert has been in business for nearly twenty years and is one of the most trusted name in the business. Here's why...
Read More →What percentage of people fail? How tough are the different CLEP exams? Find out more...
Read More →The Spanish CLEP exam can be a great way to earn up to nine credits for just one exam, but how hard is it for your average student?
Read More →A brief overview of the Spanish CLEP exam including what is on it, how it is scored, and how to study for it.
Read More →In this article, we discuss a few scenarios where you may consider supplementing the InstantCert Flashcards.
Read More →In this article, we describe how to register for an exam, find a test center, and schedule your exam.
Read More →How to use CLEP exams at Thomas Edison State University.
Read More →An overview of Modern States and their free CLEP Voucher program.
Read More →This article covers many of the most commonly asked questions about CLEP exams.
Read More →CLEP Exams can now be taken at home using an online proctor. Here's how.
Read More →TESU has a highly generous transfer credit policy, allowing students to transfer in up to 90 (out of 120) credit hours towards a bachelor’s degree.
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