Have you studied Psychology in the past and feel that you understand the subject very well? If you’re searching for ways to earn college credits using knowledge that you already possess, you should consider taking the CLEP Introductory Psychology exam. Scoring well on this exam allows you to receive college credit equal to a college-level Introductory Psychology class at certain institutions.

The CLEP Psychology exam lasts for an hour and thirty minutes and consists of ninety-five multiple-choice questions about material that Introductory Psychology college courses usually cover. This material falls into the following categories in the approximately the following ratios:

• History, Approaches, Methods (8–12%)
• Biological Bases of Behavior (8–9%)
• Sensation and Perception (7–8%)
• States of Consciousness (5–6%)
• Learning (10–11%)
• Cognition (8–9%)
• Motivation and Emotion (7–8%)
• Developmental Psychology (8–9%)
• Personality (7–8%)
• Psychological Disorders and Health (8–9%)
• Treatment of Psychological Disorders (7–8%)
• Social Psychology (7–8%)
• Statistics, Tests, and Measurement (3–4%)

Looking at this list may make you reconsider whether or not you can score well on this exam, but have no fear, Varsity Tutors’ free Introductory Psychology Practice Tests are here to help you review! These free Practice Tests each consist of a dozen multiple-choice questions formatted like those you will see on the CLEP exam. Finishing a practice test lets you see your score as well as how it compares to how other test takers have fared when answering the same questions. Also, a detailed and complete answer explanation is provided for each and every Practice Test problem. This way, if you miss one, you can pinpoint exactly what concept you misunderstood and correct your understanding. You can also study one topic exclusively, as CLEP Introductory Psychology Practice Test questions are also organized by concept. Varsity Tutors’ CLEP Introductory Psychology Practice Tests are available to take whenever you have time to study. Starting sooner than later is always a good idea, so if you’re considering taking the CLEP Introductory Psychology exam, why not go take one now?