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Monologue For Clep
Hello Buddy,

I got almost all the answers about the CLEP. I apologise that I am asking you again, but I have two last questions (which I already asked Lydia, but maybe it is miscommunication).
Will I be able to access any materials? Like sample of the test or study material?
Should I wait until the next course after MATT will start or can I start it instead of MATT and do the CLEP preparation same time?

Thank you for your help and I apologise for all my questions.
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