The Princeton Review knows that acing the CLEP is very different from getting straight A's in school. The Princeton Review doesn't try to teach you everything there is to know about every subject -- only the techniques that you need to score higher on the CLEP.There's a big difference.InCracking the CLEP,The Princeton Review will teach you how to think like the test makers. This is accomplished by teaching you how to: Eliminate answer choices that look right but are planted to fool you Avoid the tricky Restructuring Sentences and Analyzing Writing questions on the English exam Tackle he Humanities exam by using clues in the questions Crack the algebra problems by "plugging in" numbers in place of letters Ace thew Social and Natural Science exams by tailoring your review to the tests *This book includes five full-length diagnostic exams that will predict your score on the CLEP. The questions in these tests are exactly like the ones you'll find on the real CLEP, and every solution is fully explained. Contents include: I Orientation What is the CLEP? Basic Test-Taking Techniques II How to Crack the CLEP General Exam in English Comp Overview of the English Comp Exam Grammar Review Question Types The Essay Question TPR Review Sample English Comp Exam Answers and Explanations to the English Comp Exam III How to Crack the CLEP General Exam in College Math Overview of the College Math Exam Math Review TPR Sample College Math Exam Answers and Explanations to the College Math Exam IV How to Crack the CLEP General Exam in Humanities Overview of the Humanities Exam TPR Sample Humanities Exam Answers and Explanations to the Humanities Exam V How to Crack the CLEP General Exam in Social Sciences Overview of the Social Sciences Exam TPR Sample Social Sciences Exam Answers and Explanations to the Social Sciences Exam VI How to Crack the CLEP General Exam in Natural Sciences Overview of the Natural Sciences Exam TPR Sample Natural Sciences Exam Answers and Explanations of the Natural Sciences Exam VII CLEP Subject Exams Overview of the CLEP Subject Exams

<b>Tom Meltzer</b> has taught for The Princeton Review for over 11 years. He is one of several authors of <b>The Best 331 Colleges</b> and has written numerous tests, manuals and other materials for Princeton Review courses.<br><br><b>Paul Foglino</b> has also taught for The Princeton Review for more than a decade and has authored tests and materials for many of its courses, most recently for the MCAT.<br><br>Paul and Tom are also musicians; they perform together in a band called Five Chinese Brothers.