Registration and other related information regarding entrance examinations to graduate and professional schools are also provided by our office. The purpose of the placement tests is to provide the University with information to place students at the correct level of the students program. Placement is compatible with the students' expected level of achievement based on their test scores, and allows students to be placed with others at the same level of preparation. This usually results in a successful learning experience and a satisfactory final grade. Group Tests for English, Math, and Foreign Language are given at the beginning of each semester.
Individual testing is available by appointment in our office.
A student may receive a maximum of 60 credits on the basis of examinations. Counseling and interpretation of the results are done by career counselors at the Career Services Office. Students should contact the Career Services Office at 472-1471 before calling the Office of Testing and Student Research for an appointment to take the inventory. National Testing Provides information on national tests, including dates and times. Residual Testing Provides information on residual and departmental testing.