The study guide was helpful. It focuses your study with a step-by-step reveiw of the most important topics. You will also learn what each exams covers and what type of questions to expect.

This book gives a good introduction to CLEP and college credit exams. I just finished my degree and have earned over 80 credits using exams. Another recommended resource is at getyourcollegedegree.com as it outlines everything you will need with several complete study guides.

I used this book (and ONLY this book) as my resource for the CLEP on English Composition. The advice is invaluable, and I passed with no problems.

Only by using this book did I know that I should take the CLEP w/ essay, even though my results would have taken longer.

The questions in the book are VERY similar in structure and content to those actually on the test. Not the same questions, but it will give you a really good idea of what to expect.

I HIGHLY recommend this as the only resource you need to pass the CLEP for English Comp!

Okay, I just took the clep and passed with a 66. I have peterson's 2005, and I've tried instacert.com. Both were more difficult than the clep. Cracking the clep was perfect for taking the actual clep (college mathematics) They show you how to plug in variables because it's a multiple choice test. They don't really go over binary, but I believe there was only one binary question on the test. Incredible, no more math for me! I love you Cracking the Clep!

The questions in this book are actually much harder than the ones in the official CLEP review book, and it tells you WHY the wrong answer is incorrect. On test day I was amazed how easy the correct (or incorrect) answers were to spot due to the invaluable tips from this book (there are no tips in the official book). I took the English Comp with Essay. The first part was a breeze. One part 2, the essay itself, I totally blanked on the statement I was asked to write about, timed out, and far and away wrote the worst essay of my life...and still passed with a 59!