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Author: A CLEP Study Guide helps you prepare for your CLEP exam. A CLEP study guide offers you the study material that covers the whole of your CLEP exam syllabus. A CLEP study guide includes sample tests and sample questions that are quite similar in format and standard to the actual CLEP tests or questions. The CLEP study guides are your CLEP test preparation guides. There are several CLEP study guides available for you.
The Official CLEP Study Guide released by the CollegeBoard, the designer of the CLEP tests is a comprehensive CLEP study guide for you. The 18th Edition of CollegeBoard’s CLEP Official Study Guide is the only complete source of information about the CLEP exams. It contains sample questions and answers for all 34 exams, information on getting credit for CLEP, and exam-taking tips.
The CLEP sampler is CLEP study guide that can help you practice taking a CLEP Exam on your computer. It is the CLEP Computer-Based Testing software that helps you learn questions and their instructions. The CLEP sampler is available free for download at the official site of the CollegeBoard— www.collegeboard.com.
The Research & Education Association also publishes CLEP study guides with practice tests. The each of REA’s CLEP study guide has a few chapters of material that is covered during the exam and three practice tests with in-depth explanations. The REA’s CLEP study guides include a CD-ROM with tests in the same format as the actual CLEP tests. The Research & Education Association also offers online CLEP Study Guide— www.rea.com.
There are a number of online CLEP study guides for you. Some of your online CLEP study guides include sparknotes.com, clepinfo.com, freeuniv.com, passyourclass.com, and instantcert.com.
The online CLEP study guide, sparknotes.com offers you study guides on many of the CLEP exam topics. The topics are based on current courses. The online CLEP study guide, clepinfo.com offers you study guides and also helps you to rate and review yourselves. It also offers you tips and information on the exams. The online CLEP study guide, freeuniv.com provides free reference material that can be used to study for CLEP exams. The online CLEP study guide, passyourclass.com offers study guides for most CLEP and DANTES tests and includes a “Pass or Don’t Pay” guarantee. The online CLEP study guide, instantcert.com offers reference material for almost all CLEP and Dantes exams.
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With high-end technology and the latest “gotta-have-it” gadgets, life is becoming more complicated by the day.
Consider a typical college student’s list of necessities: computer, printer, USB drive, assorted hardware, flat-screen TV, video game console, MP3 player, digital camera and cell phone. So what happens when one of these items breaks down, your college student is hundreds of miles away, and you don’t know who to call for repairs?
For many parents, an extended service plan is the answer. Anyone who has ever purchased a big-ticket item has been asked the question of whether or not they want to protect their investment with an extended service plan. And for high-tech school supplies, this protection is worth considering.
While products should be able to take their share of bumps and bruises, having a service plan ensures that consumers will get their money’s worth by not having to pay out-of-pocket costs to repair or replace an expensive item should it become damaged or defective. And many parents find that investing in a plan, particularly when the product is high-tech and will be used by a student, saves them time, frustration and cost down the road.
“For parents whose kids are in or heading off to college, service plans offer peace of mind that all of the high-priced ’school supplies’ they just bought are protected,” said Danny Hourigan, president of the Service Plan Division of NEW, a third-party administrator of extended service plans. “And if something goes wrong with their purchase, all it takes is one toll-free phone call and a customer service agent will troubleshoot their problem or arrange to get it repaired or replaced.”
Service plans typically cover 100 percent of the parts and labor costs or full replacement for failed products. In addition, most offer convenient 24-hour toll-free customer assistance, product support and troubleshooting; a nationwide network of repair technicians that provide on-site, carry-in or depot service; coverage against accidental damage from handling; and a no-lemon guarantee.
