The online Assessment and LEarning in Knowledge Spaces (ALEKS) Placement Assessment covers material from basic math through precalculus. While this exam is not required for many students, you must ...

The ALEKS test is an optional assessment to be completed BEFORE beginning your course of study. By scoring high enough, students will be placed in math courses higher than the beginning level courses.

If you have SAT or ACT scores and choose to take ALEKS to challenge your placement, you will be placed based on whichever score is the highest and places you in the highest possible math course. Log ...

Your placement result (overall score) is a number between 0 and 100. It represents the percentage of topics ALEKS has identified you have mastered. You will receive your score immediately upon ...

study material will open up tailored to the skills you need to master to achieve your desired placement. Math Refresher "class" in ALEKS Six weeks of access to an ALEKS prep program Costs $25 plus tax ...

The purpose of the Math Placement Exam (MPX) is to make sure that students begin their mathematical studies at UD in a course for which they are prepared and in which they can succeed. In that spirit, ...

You must present valid ID. Pencils and scratch paper will be provided. Calculators are not allowed. Please note-you will still have to purchase the ALEKS PPL test pack for $15 plus tax. Please see the ...

All proctors must be USU approved. It is not necessary to review/study before students take their first ALEKS Placement Exam. There is no practice test available. After they have taken the exam, ...

Finding the best math course to match your skills. To better ensure student success, Kennesaw State University has adopted a math PPL (placement, preparation & learning) assessment, known as ALEKS.

Students who have no math credit or no math credit above the remedial level who wish to register for a math course at UAB must take the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment (MPA). Students must be admitted ...

You'll complete an initial "placement" assessment. It contains 20-30 chemistry questions. You may not know how to solve all of them, and that's ok. The idea is to find out where you are now and where ...