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Exam Format and Duration ● CLEP exams are primarily multiple-choice tests. ● Most exams take between 90 to 120 minutes to complete. ● Exams cover material typically taught in one or two-semester college courses. Testing Locations and Availability ● CLEP exams are offered at over 2,000 test centers worldwide. ● Students can take exams at official test centers or remotely from home with proctoring. ● Exams are available year-round, offering flexibility for test-takers.
Scoring and Results ● For most CLEP exams, students receive their scores immediately after completing the test. ● Exceptions include the College Composition and Spanish with Writing exams, which require additional evaluation time.
Who Can Benefit from CLEP?
CLEP is open to a wide range of individuals: ● High school students looking to get a head start on college credits ● College students aiming to accelerate their degree progress
● Adult learners returning to education with prior knowledge and experience ● Military personnel seeking to earn college credit for their training and experience CLEP offers a unique opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge, save money, and accelerate their academic progress. By carefully selecting and preparing for CLEP exams that align with their skills and degree requirements, students can potentially shave off significant time and expense from their college education journey
AP CAPSTONE: AN IN-DEPTH LOOK AT COLLEGE BOARD'S INNOVATIVE DIPLOMA PROGRAM
Introduction AP Capstone™ is a groundbreaking diploma program developed by the College Board, designed to equip high school students with critical skills necessary for success in higher education and beyond. This resource will provide a comprehensive overview of the AP Capstone program, its structure, benefits, and unique features.
What is AP Capstone?
AP Capstone is a two-year program consisting of two courses: 1. AP Seminar (typically taken in 11th grade) 2. AP Research (typically taken in 12th grade)
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