Talk:SAT II World History - Revision history

NItramNos at 02:40, June 4, 2007

2007-06-04T02:40:09Z

All Fish Welcome at 21:35, April 14, 2007

2007-04-14T21:35:39Z

Fsm1975: New page: * This exam has been rebranded as the SAT Subject Test. Students should know this; who can retitle the article? * CLEP exams reflect college level achievement, much like AP exams -- not h...

2007-03-21T03:19:51Z

New page: * This exam has been rebranded as the SAT Subject Test. Students should know this; who can retitle the article? * CLEP exams reflect college level achievement, much like AP exams -- not h...

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* This exam has been rebranded as the SAT Subject Test. Students should know this; who can retitle the article?
* CLEP exams reflect college level achievement, much like AP exams -- not high school level achievement. Students will likely need to take SAT Subject exams to meet admissions requirements for their colleges in addition to any exams they want to take for college credit. If they are confident of their abilities to pass the AP or CLEP exam, they should take both the SAT Subject test and the CLEP or AP. [[User:Fsm1975|Fsm1975]] 23:19, 20 March 2007 (EDT)

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	* CLEP exams reflect college level achievement, much like AP exams -- not high school level achievement. Students will likely need to take SAT Subject exams to meet admissions requirements for their colleges in addition to any exams they want to take for college credit. If they are confident of their abilities to pass the AP or CLEP exam, they should take both the SAT Subject test and the CLEP or AP. [[User:Fsm1975\|Fsm1975]] 23:19, 20 March 2007 (EDT)		* CLEP exams reflect college level achievement, much like AP exams -- not high school level achievement. Students will likely need to take SAT Subject exams to meet admissions requirements for their colleges in addition to any exams they want to take for college credit. If they are confident of their abilities to pass the AP or CLEP exam, they should take both the SAT Subject test and the CLEP or AP. [[User:Fsm1975\|Fsm1975]] 23:19, 20 March 2007 (EDT)
	* "Questions that are "Global or Comparative" make up an astounding 25% of the exam." A man eating his own forehead is astounding. This is not. Neither is it encyclopedic.--[[User:All Fish Welcome\|All Fish Welcome]] 17:35, 14 April 2007 (EDT)		* "Questions that are "Global or Comparative" make up an astounding 25% of the exam." A man eating his own forehead is astounding. This is not. Neither is it encyclopedic.--[[User:All Fish Welcome\|All Fish Welcome]] 17:35, 14 April 2007 (EDT)
		+	*What a very odd article. Astounding in itstelf... NitramNos 22:40, 3 June 2007 (EDT)

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	* This exam has been rebranded as the SAT Subject Test. Students should know this; who can retitle the article?		* This exam has been rebranded as the SAT Subject Test. Students should know this; who can retitle the article?
	* CLEP exams reflect college level achievement, much like AP exams -- not high school level achievement. Students will likely need to take SAT Subject exams to meet admissions requirements for their colleges in addition to any exams they want to take for college credit. If they are confident of their abilities to pass the AP or CLEP exam, they should take both the SAT Subject test and the CLEP or AP. [[User:Fsm1975\|Fsm1975]] 23:19, 20 March 2007 (EDT)		* CLEP exams reflect college level achievement, much like AP exams -- not high school level achievement. Students will likely need to take SAT Subject exams to meet admissions requirements for their colleges in addition to any exams they want to take for college credit. If they are confident of their abilities to pass the AP or CLEP exam, they should take both the SAT Subject test and the CLEP or AP. [[User:Fsm1975\|Fsm1975]] 23:19, 20 March 2007 (EDT)
		+	* "Questions that are "Global or Comparative" make up an astounding 25% of the exam." A man eating his own forehead is astounding. This is not. Neither is it encyclopedic.--[[User:All Fish Welcome\|All Fish Welcome]] 17:35, 14 April 2007 (EDT)