<p>Hi, I am trying to get into Northwestern School of Law online in California. I do not have a Bachelor degree to get in so I will have to take some CLEP to get in. Has anyone done this before or can someone recommend what course I should take that will be somewhat attainable.</p>
<p>I need two (2) 6 Semester hours courses. Thanks.</p>
<p>First of all, you have more options that to take only two 6-credit exam. You also have the option to take four 3-credit exams, or one 6-credit exam and two 3-credit exams. You also know that you must take either College Composition or College Composition Modular, right? Whichever one of these you choose, it does not count toward the 12-credit total you need for applying.</p>
<p>May I suggest starting off with what you already know? If you haven’t already, read over the test descriptions of each exam from the CLEP website (<a href=“http://www.clep/collegeboard.org[/url]”>www.clep/collegeboard.org</a>). Then you can determine if you have enough knowledge in one area to come up with a plan. This will also help you determine whether you are able to take just two 6-credit exams (Humanities, Social Sciences & History, Biology, Chemistry, College Mathematics, Natural Sciences, or any of the foreign languages) or break it down further.</p>
<p>Many candidates seem to prefer taking some of the 3-credit exams as they are more general, especially Introductory Psychology and Introductory Sociology.</p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>Thks. I was thinking about English Lit. or American Lit. and Humanities. I am pretty good at the reading and writing stuff but definitely poor in the Languages and Math categories. I prefer to study two subjects instead of four.</p>
<p>What do you think of my choices.?</p>
<p>I would suggest that you contact Northwestern School of Law because according to the State Bar of California’s requirements you can only take the Humanities exam under the “composition & literature” category of CLEP exams (so no English Lit or American Lit).</p>