College Resume · Florida Civic Literacy Exam Prep
Florida law requires the FCLE to graduate from a state college. This adaptive system finds the exact civics topics costing you points — founding principles, the Constitution, the branches, landmark cases — and drills them until they stick. Built to clear the 60% pass line with the least wasted time.
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Dear Florida student,
You've done the hard part — the classes, the credits, the years. The Civic Literacy Exam is just the last gate between you and your diploma.
And here's what's frustrating about it…
Capable students get tripped up on the FCLE — not because civics is hard, but because they studied the wrong things.
They skim a giant "US government review," re-read facts they already know, and never fix the specific topics quietly dragging their score under 60%.
Then the result comes back just below the line — and now it's a 7-day wait and another attempt standing between them and graduation.
You shouldn't have to retake a civics test to get a degree you've already earned. Clear it once.
A tutor would fix this by watching you work and saying "there — that's your gap." Most students aren't going to hire a civics tutor for a single exam.
So we built software that does the tutor's job — and backs it with a guarantee.
Here's how it works…
Still here? Here's what you get:
The method
An adaptive diagnostic across all 8 civics areas — founding principles, the Declaration, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, the three branches, federalism, landmark cases, and civic participation — maps every topic into a visual puzzle. In under an hour you'll see exactly what's solid and what's quietly costing you points.
Each weak topic gets fixed like a great tutor's session:
The FCLE is timed. PREP runs timed sets and a full 80-question simulation at real pacing, with a stuck-coach and overtime alerts, so exam day feels like something you've already done.
Evidence-based percent ranges by topic and a predicted score that names exactly what's moving it — measured against the 60% pass line. Set your target a little above the bar and watch the gap close.
Under Florida Statute 1007.25, students at Florida College System institutions must pass the Civic Literacy Exam to graduate. It covers founding principles, the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, the structure and function of government, and landmark Supreme Court cases.
PREP diagnoses every one of those areas, then spends your time where your gap to the 60% line is largest — teaching concept-first so the ideas finally click, not just get memorized. It's the difference between studying everything and studying what gets you across the line.
Don't take our word for it
Real screen recordings of the live product — the same screens you'll use tonight. No mockups.
All footage captured directly from the live product at college-resume.com.
Work the program. If your FCLE score doesn't go up — or you don't pass — tell us and we'll refund every dollar you've paid, including the $1.85.
Why we can do this: the system only lets you move forward when a topic is actually proven — with timed evidence, not guesswork. When PREP says a topic is solid, it's solid. Passing follows real mastery. That's the whole design.
No hoops: email support from your account and we'll process the refund.
Simple math
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Missing your graduation date: priceless
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After 14 days, Pro renews at $23.95 every 4 weeks unless you cancel — the renewal price and date are shown before you ever enter a card, and cancellation is one click from your account. And the guarantee covers all of it: if you don't pass, everything is refunded.
Questions students ask
Enroll, work the program, and if your FCLE score doesn't increase — or you don't pass — contact support from your account and we refund every dollar you've paid. No forms, no phone tree.
One civics exam of about 80 questions covering founding principles and documents (the Declaration, Constitution, Bill of Rights, Federalist Papers), the structure and function of government (the three branches, federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances), landmark legislation and Supreme Court cases, and the rights and responsibilities of citizens. You need 60% — 48 correct — to pass.
About an hour, in focused blocks. The plan adapts to how much time is left before your test date and always spends the next minute on the highest-value topic.
No — passive prep is why scores stall. PREP is active: real questions, coaching on your actual mistakes, and a tutor on every item at any hour. Lessons include read-aloud audio if you learn better by listening.
The diagnostic meets you where you are, and every topic is taught concept-first in plain language before any timed pressure. Missed a concept check? It re-teaches step by step. You're never thrown in the deep end.
Yes — one click from your account, any time. And the guarantee applies regardless.
For $1.85, put a targeting system and a 24/7 tutor in your corner tonight and clear the FCLE the first time. If you don't pass, you pay nothing.
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