To verify if the course you took as dual enrollment will exempt you from taking the Math Placement Test, please follow the steps below. There is no written confirmation sent or needed for exemption.

Writing 1st (if required); Reading 2nd (if required); and Math 3rd (if required). All of this is completed on a computer in one session. Please read all test directions carefully. We often see ...

This exam accurately assesses your current math preparedness, ensuring proper placement in appropriate mathematics or ... Students approved for extended test time by RIT's Disability Services Office ...

A number of courses across the university use either the Miami Math Placement exam or an ACT or SAT mathematics test subscore as a prerequisite. Since ACT and SAT scores are optional, all incoming ...

should take the Math Placement Assessment. If you have never taken a world language course, you do not need to take a world language placement test. You will begin with a 101 world language course. It ...

The Math Readiness Test covers the topics of algebra, analytic geometry, trigonometry, exponentials, logarithms, and more. We recommend working through the exercises in these resources: Another option ...

Depending on your major or academic program, you may need only one mathematics course at the university level. Our placement test helps identify if you need prerequisite work to succeed in this course ...

Students can view their placement results in Canvas under "Grades" or by going to the Buff Portal. All students are required to take the Math Readiness Test first. Those who would like to improve ...

The Math-Index is our most commonly used placement tool ... Students do not receive course credit upon passing the test; they are purely for placement purposes.