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State Technical College of Missouri (State Tech) requires the ACCUPLACER or ACT assessment for acceptance into the college. In addition, these exams are used for program admittance and placement in English, math, and reading general education courses.
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For example: a 241 Accuplacer or 18 ACT score in math may...
- ACCUPLACER
The Accuplacer is an untimed, computerized placement test....
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The Accuplacer is an untimed, computerized placement test. State Tech admissions accepts Accuplacer, ACT, and SAT scores for admissions, or any combination of those scores. Direct admit scores for each program can be found on the program webpage under Program Requirements. Scores also serve as placement scores for general education classes in ...
For example: a 241 Accuplacer or 18 ACT score in math may get you directly admitted into a certain program, however, it places you in Introductory Algebra. Students may take the Accuplacer in a subject to try and also test into a higher Gen Ed course.
the assessments—the ACCUPLACER placement tests, ACCUPLACER English as a Second Language (ESL) tests, WritePlacer, and WritePlacer ESL—and the rationale and principles behind their design and development.
Visit accuplacer.org and perform the Verify System Requirements check on each computer being used to administer ACCUPLACER.
See how ACCUPLACER aligns with your curriculum and helps you make reliable placement decisions that set students up for college success. What’s on the Tests. What the Scores Mean. How Multiple Factors Improve Placement Decisions. Develop Placement Policies. Set Course Placement Scores.
The measures listed below are required for automatic placement into college level Reading, Writing and Mathematics courses. • Students are required to complete a placement test unless they:
