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CLEP® College Algebra Practice Test
Prepare for your CLEP® College Algebra exam with our comprehensive practice test questions, study resources, and expert prep tips designed to help you earn college credit faster. At Prepsaret, we provide free practice tests, study guides, and flashcards to help you pass with confidence.
The College Board administers the College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP®), which offers affordable exams that allow students to earn college credit for knowledge they already have. The CLEP College Algebra exam assesses your understanding of core algebra concepts, including linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, functions, and graphs.
What is the CLEP® College Algebra Exam?
The CLEP College Algebra exam allows you to earn college credit without taking a full semester course. If you’ve learned algebra through previous coursework, independent study, work experience, or life experience, you can take this single exam and potentially receive the same credit as completing a one-semester college algebra class.
By passing the CLEP College Algebra exam, you may:
- Earn three or more college credits
- Save money compared to paying for a semester-long course
- Graduate on time or even ahead of schedule
- Add flexibility to your degree program
- Avoid hours of lectures and homework
Before registering, check with your college to confirm they accept CLEP College Algebra credit.
CLEP® College Algebra Exam Test Format
The CLEP College Algebra exam contains 60 questions to be completed in 90 minutes. Approximately half the questions test straightforward problem-solving skills, while the remaining questions assess deeper conceptual understanding.
Basic Test Information
- Number of Questions: 60 multiple-choice questions
- Time Limit: 90 minutes
- Test Format: Computer-delivered
- Question Types: Multiple-choice only
- Calculator: TI-30XS MultiView scientific calculator provided digitally
Eligibility
CLEP exams are open to anyone. There are no age restrictions or educational requirements.
Individuals who commonly take the CLEP College Algebra exam include:
- College students
- High school students preparing to graduate
- Homeschool students
- Adults returning to school
- Working professionals seeking career advancement
- Applicants to graduate programs needing to fulfill undergraduate prerequisites
CLEP® College Algebra Exam Outline
The exam is divided into four content categories:
I. Algebraic Operations (25%)
The knowledge and skills tested in this section include:
- Operations and exponents
- Factoring and expanding polynomials
- Operations with algebraic expressions
- Absolute value
- Properties of logarithms
II. Equations and Inequalities (25%)
The knowledge and skills tested in this section include:
- Linear equations and inequalities
- Quadratic equations and inequalities
- Absolute value equations and inequalities
- Exponential and logarithmic equations
III. Functions and Their Properties (30%)
This section may include polynomial (degree ≤ 5), linear, exponential, rational, absolute value, power, logarithmic, and piecewise-defined functions.
The knowledge and skills tested in this section include:
- Definition, interpretation, and representation (numerical, graphical, verbal, symbolic)
- Domain and range
- Evaluation of functions
- Algebra of functions
- Graph properties (intercepts, transformations, symmetry)
- Inverse functions
IV. Number Systems and Operations (20%)
The knowledge and skills tested in this section include:
- Real numbers
- Complex numbers
- Sequences and series
- Factorials
- Binomial theorem
Free CLEP® College Algebra Practice Test
Get started with our free CLEP College Algebra practice test to evaluate your current skill level and identify areas that need improvement.
Additional Resources
Study Guide
Dive deeper into algebra concepts with our comprehensive CLEP College Algebra Study Guide, featuring detailed explanations and step-by-step examples.
Flashcards
Reinforce formulas, properties, and key concepts using our easy-to-use digital flashcards.
Online Course
Explore our interactive course with video tutorials, guided lessons, and timed quizzes to simulate the real exam experience.
Registration
The CLEP College Algebra exam is offered year-round on a flexible schedule. Registration is completed online through the College Board website.
You’ll need to create or log into your My CLEP account, where you can:
- Register for exams
- Manage your profile
- View exam scores
- Request transcripts
Exam Fee
The CLEP College Algebra exam fee is $97.
During registration, you will choose whether to test:
- At a testing center (in-person)
- Remotely from home
Testing Options
In-Person Testing
After selecting your test center and date:
- Print your CLEP registration ticket
- Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID
- Arrive 15–30 minutes early
You must leave all personal belongings outside the testing room, including:
- Cell phones
- Notes
- Calculators
- Bags
- Food
A TI-30XS MultiView scientific calculator will be available within the testing software.
Remote Testing
Before registering for remote testing, ensure you meet technical requirements:
- PC desktop or laptop (Mac, Chromebook, and tablets are not supported)
- Windows 10 operating system (Windows 11 not supported)
- Latest version of Google Chrome
- Speaker (headphones not allowed)
- Camera and microphone
- Reliable internet connection
On test day:
- Log in 15–30 minutes early
- Install and use Proctortrack for identity verification
- Complete a face scan and ID verification
- Scan your testing room
During the exam, no one may enter your testing space.
Scoring Information
CLEP exams award:
- 1 point for each correct answer
- No penalty for incorrect answers
- No penalty for skipped questions
Your total correct answers make up your raw score, which is then converted into a scaled score ranging from 20 to 80.
- Unofficial scores appear immediately after completion
- Official score reports are available the next day in your CLEP account
Passing Score
There is no universal passing score for CLEP exams. Each college sets its own minimum score requirement.
According to the American Council on Education (ACE), many colleges consider a scaled score of 50 as passing, but you should confirm directly with your institution.
Why Choose Prepsaret?
At Prepsaret, we are committed to helping students earn college credit efficiently and affordably. Our CLEP prep resources are designed to:
- Simplify complex algebra concepts
- Provide realistic practice questions with detailed explanations
- Build test-taking confidence
- Help you maximize your scaled score
Our materials are developed by education experts who understand CLEP exam standards and scoring expectations.
Prepsaret is not affiliated with or endorsed by the College Board. CLEP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, this product.
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I hadn’t taken algebra in years, so I was nervous about jumping straight into the CLEP exam. The free practice test showed me exactly what I needed to review. I passed with a 58 and earned my credits without taking the full course.
Amanda L
The functions section was my biggest challenge. Prepsaret broke down domain, range, transformations, and inverse functions in a way that finally made sense. I felt fully prepared on test day.
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I appreciated that the practice test included both straightforward problems and deeper conceptual questions — just like the real exam. It helped me prepare for every type of question.
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FAQs About College Algebra
Yes. A digital scientific calculator is provided during the exam, but you cannot bring your own calculator.
There are 60 multiple-choice questions.
Yes. All questions are multiple-choice.
No formula sheet is provided. You are given a scientific calculator but must know relevant formulas.
You have 90 minutes to complete the exam.
Each college sets its own passing score. Many institutions accept a scaled score of 50 or higher.
The exam fee is $97.
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