College-bound students looking to enroll in a college or university in Florida or Texas may need to take a readiness assessment or placement test prior to starting their first year of college. Taking these exams assesses your skills in math, reading, and writing to establish your college readiness level. Refreshing your academic skills before these exams can also save you time and money by avoiding remedial classes. We’ve compiled details about the exam you may…
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Peterson’s recently launched new practice tests and flashcard sets for several of its test prep offerings. The updated content demonstrates Peterson’s commitment to deliver…
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Adult learner Amberlin Dupré is a great example of how to use credit by exam to help shorten your time to a degree and…
Today, Peterson’s launched five new military branch-specific pages for the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy. The pages serve as a…