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Student Services
Testing ServicesPlacement Tests -- Summary Choosing the courses that are right for you requires careful planning. The results of placement tests can help you make good choices. Therefore, to help you plan and be successful in your classes the College requires that you complete all placement tests before registering for classes. What is the COMPASS Placement Test? The placement tests that you will be taking is a computer based system named COMPASS (Computer Adaptive Placement Assessment and Support System) which is used to place you in classes that match your abilities. You cannot fail the placement tests, they are used as a starting point. These scores will place you in courses that will help you develop the necessary skills for success in future classes. The COMPASS test is a series of tests that will measure a level of a student's reading, writing skills and math skills. Who must test? Review material for COMPASS Testing Other tests: Tests are available to waive the following courses:
What is the cost for testing?
How will I get my scores? Immediately after you have finished taking the COMPASS Test you will receive a copy of your results. Keep your test results for counselor usage and enrollment purposes. Why is testing required? The College adopted a placement testing policy to help students understand their abilities and choose courses wisely. We are as concerned with your success in college as you are. You should make an appointment with a counselor (231.777.0362) after testing for career planning and course selection. Hours No weekend testing BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
First Appt. M-F - 8:30 a.m. Last Appt. Mon., - Thurs. 5:00 p.m. Last Appt. Fri. 10:00 a.m. Phone: 231-777-0394 Office: Room 134 Note: No children, food, drink, electronic communication devices or guests are allowed in the Testing Room. |
