You have to really read and review the material to pass

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	• CSET: Multiple Subjects (Cliffs Test Prep) Jerry, Ph.D. Bobrow, Stephen Fisher Cliffs Notes, 2003 - 560 pages view larger image
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You have to really read and review the material to pass

I used this book three months prior to taking the 3 cset multilple subjects tests. It took that much time for me to read all of the material covered in the book! Don't expect to read through the book one week before the test and ace the exam. You'll be covering alot of material and will have to remember alot of it. This book is comprehensive, well organized and breaks down the material covered into palatible slices. Just start early with it and like me you will be able to pass the cset tests in the first go!

An outline of what you can expect

Most negative reviewers found this book lacking because it did not contain all the information found on the CSET - and it doesn't. There is no way one book can cover American history, world history, English, geometry, P.E., science, dance, etc., etc., etc... What it does do is give a good outline. Do not plan on using this book as a "bible". Use it as a good starting point and if you lack knowledge in any of the subjects you'll just have to spend a bit of time in the library.
(When one buys a Cliffs book there is the expectation that one is buying a short cut (i.e. the answers). Don't expect that from this book.)

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I passed Subtest II on my first try!

I just took Subtest II in March and with the help of this book and the Hirsch series and the "Everything you need to know about..." series I felt prepared. Ultimately, it is hard to know everything they can potentially ask you on the exam, but it helps to know the material in the Cliffs book. I believe that this book is the most updated and accurate one out there. I took the Bobrow Test Prep course that uses this book and the instructor was FABULOUS and the book itself was very helpful. My biggest advice: just keep studying-just lock yourself in the room or library and keep reading it over and over again. Subtest II is the more difficult one, and I was shocked that I passed, but all you can do is study and hope that they ask you for questions you already know about. And praying helps too!

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