Most students waste time and money taking courses they could’ve tested out of — just because no one showed them how.
We do the research. You get a clear, step-by-step strategy that works for
YOUR school and YOUR goals.
Every school has its own CLEP policy.
Every major has different rules.
And most advisors? They don’t even mention this option.
You’ve probably found yourself wondering:
Every school has its own CLEP policy.
Every major has different rules.
And most advisors? They don’t even mention this option.
You’ve probably found yourself wondering:
We create Personalized CLEP Strategy Packets based on your specific situation — whether you're planning for one school or comparing multiple options.
Every strategy includes:
The CLEP exams that count toward your chosen major
Degree plan for chosen Major at a University
A list of cLEP credits accepted by the university
In other words — no more guesswork, no wasted time, and no hoping your Test credits will count.
You’ll know exactly what to test out of, and why it matters — backed by real school research and strategy.
We use your target school’s most recent degree plan to guide our strategy. These are the same degree plans that college advisors use when making their school's money by making you retake courses you mastered in high school.
We use your target school’s most recent degree plan to guide our strategy. These are the same degree plans that college advisors use when making their school's money by making you retake courses you mastered in high school.
Each Personalized CLEP Strategy Packet Includes:
Why Choose More Than One Packet?
2 Packets
3 Packets
4 Packets
Business at Texas A&M + Computer Science at Arizona State
Nursing at Ohio State + Communications at University of Alabama + Biology at Penn State
Criminal Justice at LSU + Business at University of Georgia + Psychology at UCLA + Education at Florida State
Throughout his career, he personally guided hundreds of students — many of whom went on to become doctors, nurses, engineers, and military leaders.
Louis believes in saving students time, money, and stress by helping them create smarter degree paths — and he's passionate about making higher education accessible to every family.
CLEP planning isn’t just a strategy for Louis — it’s a mission he’s lived for decades.
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CLEP (College-Level Examination Program) allows students to earn real college credit by passing subject-specific exams. It’s like proving you already know the content of a college course—and getting credit for it. CLEP is run by the College Board (same folks behind the SAT), and passing a CLEP exam can save you time, money, and effort on your degree path.
Anyone can take a CLEP exam—high schoolers, homeschoolers, adults going back to school, or current college students. There’s no age limit and no prerequisites. It’s an open door for anyone ready to take smart steps toward their goals.
Each CLEP exam costs $93 (as of 2025), plus a small testing center fee (usually $20–$30). But here’s the win: many students qualify for free vouchers through ModernStates.org—a nonprofit that offers free CLEP prep courses AND pays your test fee. That’s a no-brainer opportunity.
CLEP exams aren’t easy, but they are passable with preparation. Think of it this way: they test what you'd learn in an entry-level college class. If you already know the material—or you’re willing to study it well—you’re ready. Take the free course at ModernStates.org, do a practice test, and you’ll know where you stand.
Not all. CLEP is best for general education and lower-division requirements. Most schools limit how many CLEP credits they accept (usually 15–45 credits), and they rarely count toward upper-level major courses. Think of CLEP as your shortcut through the “boring required classes” so you can focus on your passion areas later.
There are 30+ CLEP exams across five categories: History & Social Sciences, Composition & Literature, Science & Math, Business, and World Languages. Common picks include College Algebra, US History, Psychology, and English Composition.
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