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CLEP stands for College-Level Exam Program. CLEP Exams are a way to earn college credit by "testing out" of certain college classes!
Key Facts about CLEP
Key Facts about CLEP
Students take CLEP exams at official CLEP test centers or at home with remote proctoring.
Students take CLEP exams at official CLEP test centers or at home with remote proctoring.
CLEP exams contain multiple-choice questions.
CLEP exams contain multiple-choice questions.
CLEP exams take about 90–120 minutes to complete, depending on the exam subject.
CLEP exams take about 90–120 minutes to complete, depending on the exam subject.
CLEP exams are offered year-round at more than 2,000 CLEP test centers worldwide.
CLEP exams are offered year-round at more than 2,000 CLEP test centers worldwide.
Students receive their CLEP exam scores immediately after completing the exam (except for College Composition and Spanish with Writing).
Students receive their CLEP exam scores immediately after completing the exam (except for College Composition and Spanish with Writing).
Anyone can take a CLEP exam.
Anyone can take a CLEP exam.
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CLEP FOR FREE?
CLEP FOR FREE?
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HOW IT WORKS
HOW IT WORKS
Choose one or many free courses that interest you from great Universities.
Explore CoursesCourses prepare you for widely accepted CLEP exams already accepted for credit by more than 2,900 colleges and universities.
FAQCourses, textbooks and materials are free; all you need are internet access and your own desire to learn. We offer links to tutoring & mentoring.
Student ResourcesEnroll at a college that grants credit for passing well established CLEP* exams.
CLEP- for-credit UniversitiesPass eight exams and potentially earn your “Freshman Year for Free.”
Learn MoreLearn more about CLEP; verify that colleges you may attend grant credit for passing scores.
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