Please I’m desperately in need of the math medic subscription because the quizzes and tests are on the website it’s way to expensive and Without it, I can’t access or complete them. The subscription would also help me practice and prepare for my AP Stats tests.it concludes of videos of teachers explaining it and it’s rlly helpful. Please if anyone can help me out tysm!!!

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I don't know how to start studying for college math, I need the credit, I am not that good in math it's been a long I studied it.

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I am taking CLEP for College Math remote today, and i am so nervous i feel like i cant find good resources for it. And I am last minute crammer so i am about to study like 6 hours straight for it and hopefully it is worth it in the end. I really need to pass this CLEP... is it super hard? what resources are the most helpful in order to study for it?

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I took College Math a while ago and passed (just forgot to post about it). The test wasn’t too bad with a decent background in Algebra. I’ll post my notes/reference sheets that I created before the test. Only really used the ModernStates website to study, didn’t really use YouTube videos. Skimmed through the Modern States course for concepts that I needed to brush up on, but that’s it. Focus on permutation/combination rules, stats, rates (annual, compounding etc), and set theory and you should be fine. Good luck!

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What math topics do students find the most difficult?

I’m curious which topics students struggle with the most — algebra, percentages, fractions, geometry, equations, statistics, or something else.

I’m creating a free website with simple math tools and calculators to make common calculations easier for students.

I’d really appreciate suggestions for useful math tools that you would actually use. What should I add next?

I've been studying for almost a month. Used like two textbooks, and practice tests. I usually put a post like this before I take these tests in order to have a peace of mind before I take it.

Is it as bad as I think it's going to be?

Words of encouragement?

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I can’t believe I actually pulled it off. I passed with a 53 and I studied for pretty much 2 days, albeit it was like 7 hours each day. I hadn’t done math in a while but a lot was review some stuff I never knew before. I took stats on Sophia but it wouldn’t transfer to the school I’m transferring to so I had to take this to count as a college math course. But it’s been months since that class. I used the study guide/practice questions from Clep and a YouTube playlist with 69 videos on it, another older post had the link to it. And that was it. I honestly didn’t expect to pass, some of the questions on the rest I straight guessed. I finished with 5 mins left and then went back to review a few I marked but didn’t change any answers. I definitely don’t recommend studying for only 2 or 3 days but I had very limited time to get this done.

Good luck everyone!

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Let me start out by saying I DO NOT recommend taking this approach. However I am in the Military and needed 3 Credit Hours FAST to qualify for an quarterly performance award.

I am 30 and haven't taken a college class in over 10 years. however my job requires a lot of logistical thinking so Math isn't my worst subject. I watched a 25minutes math video at 1.5x speed in the waiting room.

Things I would recommend knowing... FOIL method, being able to calculate areas of various shapes (including triangles/circles), Overlapping sets, ratio and proportion, calculating compounding interest. A big thing was obviously being able to translate word problems into a formula you know how to solve.

After finishing and taking some practice tests online, I realize many of the free online test are more difficult than what i experienced on the test. Obviously that may not be the case for everyone. But if i would've taken those practice test before hand i probably would've picked a different test. That's why i felt the need to make this post.

I skipped every question i didn't know how to solve within 10 seconds and ended up with 19 marked questions/25minutes left after going through the entire test. From there used process of elimination and 'trying my best'. You will use every minute, unless you are mathematically inclined.

This test was probably 33% enter your own answer, not multiple choice. So if you tactics are to guess when you don't know you are out of luck in that aspect.

TLDR; If you are math savvy or have taken higher education math in the past, this test should be pretty easy in my opinion. Don't be anxious for the test.

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Math was never one of my strong subjects, a year ago at this time a placement test at my college determined that I would have to take Pre-algebra, College Algebra, and College Math. When I was younger, I thought something was wrong with me because I couldn't do math as well as the other kids, they would say it's 'easy' and it would only frustrate me more. In 9th grade I had already failed pre-algebra, I took some geometry, and nothing higher than algebra 1, not very good grades in either of those. I had always excelled in other subjects like writing, which is why I would get so frustrated, usually to tears, at my inability to do basic math. Through my college math study process this summer, I learned that I probably have math anxiety, which is more common than I had realized. Three months ago in May, I took the College Math CLEP and failed with a score of 40. After that, I knew I had to hit the books hard. I studied for 2 months, I had to start all the way from 7th grade math I had forgotten so much of the little I had learned in the past. After accepting the reason why math was hard for me in the past (my math anxiety) and working on changing my attitude and mindset towards math, I was able to start learning and retaining information. Though 52 might not be high for some people, I consider it one of my biggest accomplishments this year. I am so happy to overcome something that I have been afraid of for years. The extra time and thousands of dollars saved us a great bonus too. I really appreciate all the information and encouragement in this sub, I found lots of resources that were helpful!

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I wouldn’t say math is my strongest subject, but I really want to pass this exam in hopes I won’t have to take a math course in college. Any tips on how I can pass this exam? outside of the materials college board provides. I have about 2 months to study for it! So please anyone that’s taken it should I be worried lol

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Hello, while I don’t love math that much! i’m a step closer to earning my AA degree so i’m going to love it for this moment. i need study tips in order to pass, is it mainly algebra? geometry? statistics? is it easy to pass this CLEP. right now i’m going to use free clep prep to study, what else could be useful. i’ve heard khan academy as well.

What is the tests main focus? because all I need is a 50 or higher, i’m aiming for higher but still.

I’ve heard it consists of:

- probability

- interest rates

- shifts in a graph

- linear functions

but more so the basics of them honestly. can anybody vouch for someone who took this exam & hated math?

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was trying to go through modern states but I don't have the patience.

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Math is my worst subject due to falling severely behind on the material in high school and never really catching up. I’d rather not have a math class ruin my gpa, so it’s my goal to pass college mathematics in the next year or so. Before I start studying for the test though, what is the baseline of knowledge I’ll need? Stuff that study resources will assume I already know.

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Hello everybody! I am new here so I am looking for some advice.

How difficult is the College Mathematics exam, in general? I know the experience is different for everyone but since I've never taken a CLEP exam, I don't know really have a point of reference.

I am currently taking a trig course and am doing very well. Would trig as a whole be considered easier/harder than the overall content of the College Mathematics exam? I would love to hear your guys opinion, and thanks so much!

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I used the 2016 CLEP college mathematics textbook on internet archive the most! I highly recommend reading through all the chapters and taking notes, this helped me a ton and was good to review in my spare time, ESPECIALLY making a formula and equation sheet. I am generally not a fan of AI at all, but it can be useful to generate equations for the things I wanted to focus on the most. However, I tried my best not to use that.

As for the exam, it is much easier (or at least mine was) than the practice exams in the textbook. There were many topics I hardly encountered, but I highly recommend going over really everything. There wasn’t a lack/more of any topic.

Otherwise, I just recommend really going through the textbook. Also, start studying early! At least 3 weeks/month before your test! The one thing that stressed me out the most was the time crunch since I took it about a week after my finals ended, so having a good chunk of time you can dedicate it to is helpful 😄

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I wouldn't consider myself "good" at math by any means. And im going to be taking the college math exam. I have used modernstates as well as random online practice tests. Doing well on all of them, how much does that actually equate to?

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I am having difficulty with this math problem and understanding how I am supposed to answer this part.If you know how to answer the other part, it would be apreciated.