Accuplacer Facts
- Accuplacer is a test that is used by colleges and universities to place students appropriately into classes within their institutions.
- Accuplacer is a suite of computer-adaptive placement tests that quickly, accurately, and efficiently assess reading, writing, and math skills.
- All students are required to take the Basic Accuplacer test as part of the CSEC enrollment process.
- The Basic Accuplacer is used as a placement test—not an entrance exam--and does not directly affect a student's eligibility for acceptance.
- Basic Accuplacer modules include math, reading comprehension, sentence structure and essay.
- Accuplacer is taken completely online and must be proctored by a qualified CSEC staff member.
- Scores are available immediately upon completion of the test. View a score chart at www.csec914.org (Prospective Students)
- The Basic Accuplacer test is not timed except for the 25-minute essay. Students should allow 2-2.5 hours to complete Accuplacer. Some students complete the test more quickly. A few take longer.
- The Accuplacer Diagnostic test helps identify gaps in a student's knowledge of a certain subject: Arithmetic, Algebra, Reading Comprehension, Sentence Structure.
- Request an appointment: webform, email accuplacer@csec914.org or call 955-4675
Accuplacer Process
- Take the Basic Accuplacer Test
- Take the Accuplacer Diagnostic Test Required for all students who score 030 or 060 in English or math. Optional for any student who wants to make an effort to place at a higher level
- Study and Practice
- Retake Basic Accuplacer Test
