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Need advice from people who have taken CLEP exams

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Hi everyone! I’m planning to start at a four-year college in Spring 2027, and I’m trying to use CLEP exams to earn as many useful credits as possible before I start.

My goal is to finish my CLEPs before Spring 2027, but I don’t want to take exams that will only end up as random elective credits. I’m trying to choose exams that will actually apply toward my degree requirements.

My current list is:

  • College Composition Modular
  • Analyzing and Interpreting Literature
  • College Mathematics
  • American Government
  • Introductory Psychology
  • History of the United States I
  • Humanities
  • Natural Sciences

I originally had Macroeconomics and Western Civilization I on my list, but I’m considering Psychology and U.S. History I instead.

I’m also debating whether I should replace Natural Sciences with another CLEP.

For people who have actually taken these exams:

  • Which ones did you find easiest and hardest?
  • How long did you study for each?
  • Which CLEPs would you recommend?
  • If you took Natural Sciences or Biology, which did you find easier?
  • Are there any CLEPs you wish you had taken instead?
  • What study resources helped you the most?
  • Is there a CLEP that you thought would be easy but ended up being difficult?

I’m trying to make my exam choices carefully because I don’t want to spend time studying for an exam and then find out the credits aren't useful.

Any advice from people who have actually taken these exams would be really appreciated! 

Posted Sep 29, 2026, 2:21 AM UTC

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