The CLEP Official Study Guide is the only official CLEP guide created by the test developers. It offers you: Official practice questions for all 34 CLEP exams, published by the College Board Helpful ...

Although you have surely heard of CLEP tests, you may not know that these credit-by-exam tests are widely accepted by colleges and universities. In addition, by passing these examinations you can earn ...

My recent column about College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) tests being an excellent way for high school students to earn college credit and shave money off the tuition tab struck a chord with ...

Menu AP, IB, and CLEP Credit Transferology Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathways International Credit Information about the test scores and subjects for which Miami University awards credit can be found ...

Earning a college degree requires a significant investment of both time and money. Those seeking to save in both areas can earn college credits by testing out of entry-level courses via the College ...

The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) offers an affordable way to earn college credits by passing exams instead of sitting through classes—saving both time and money. Active-duty military ...

Here’s a little known secret: The College Board — the same organization that administers the SAT to high school students — also offers 34 placement examinations for some of the most common university ...

As students look for ways to make education more affordable, there is a glaring opportunity that students and their parents seem unaware of, the College Level Examination Program, or CLEP tests. These ...

FORT RUCKER, Ala. -- The Fort Rucker Education Center exists to help Soldiers further their careers and continue their education, and now it's offering the opportunity to earn free college credits.

Regular placement testing at Miami cannot grant college credits to students. They only determine the course that is the “starting point” for a student in their foundational subject areas (math, ...

It's no secret: the cost to earn a college degree is on the rise. Even at community colleges, often considered a low-cost option, average tuition increased from $2,272 in 2006-2007 to $3,260 in ...