I'm planning on taking the CLEP test for College Algebra here in the next few weeks; my employer will pay for the test, which is a great deal, and I've knocked out three so far (College Composition, anolyzing and Interpreting Literature, and the computer one. I took a practice test and struggled a bit; I've been out of school since 2006, and while my reading/writing hasn't declined much, if at all, my math skills are woeful.

So, do any of you know of websites (or books, I guess) that would help go through all the concepts I'd need to re-learn to ace this test? I'm also planning on retaking the SAT at some point as well, and I'm in the same boat there.

Also, if any of you are heading to college at some point, you should see if your school will accept CLEP credits; they're not too challenging (depending on the test) and you can save a lot of money taking a test instead of a class.

http://www.khanacademy.org/ the place to be.

When they ask you to begin and everyone starts pulling out calculators do http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adlOz0767Mg