Students find out their results and initial course placements immediately. The test can place a student from Pre-Algebra through College Algebra and up to Calculus and can replace a low math ACT or quantitative SAT score. Students who find their initial test score satisfactory may have that score reserved until they register for classes. Student who wish to re-test at registration may do so. They may use the feedback from early placement testing to review and retest, ensuring that they have an additional opportunity to test into the most advanced class possible for them.
Teachers benefit .
They, too, receive copies of the individual feedback their students receive when Early Assessment works in conjunction with the secondary classroom. This gives teachers the opportunity to individualize their instructions to the specific needs of their classes. Early Assessment also reinforces the classroom efforts of secondary educators. Guidance counselors benefit. They can use the information from early testing to help students choose their career and college paths.