The ACCUPLACER is a state-approved assessment test that measures your college readiness in reading, writing and mathematics.
You cannot pass or fail the ACCUPLACER, but it is very important to do your very best, so you can accurately show your skill levels. Your academic advisors and counselors use the results of your ACCUPLACER to place you in the courses that are right for you.
The ACCUPLACER is a computer-adaptive test. This means that as you take the test, questions are chosen for you based on your answers to previous questions.
Visit the College Board's ACCUPLACER pages for detailed information.
If you are a new-to-college student, you are required to take a placement test--unless you have been granted an exemption or waiver.
Some students may qualify for an exemption or waiver but must still meet test score and/or course prerequisites in certain courses. There is no charge for placement tests.
The cost of the test is $29.
The fee is non-refundable.
The ACCUPLACER is not a timed test.
The average time to complete all three sections of the test is 2 ½ -3 hours.
No. Calculators are not allowed.
No study materials, reference materials, or calculators may be used during the test.
Cellular phones, beepers, and all other communication devices are strictly prohibited in the testing room.
The ACCUPLACER test is scored immediately upon completion.
Students are given an unofficial copy of scores for advisement purposes.
Yes. You may retest at any time, upon availability.
Yes, several study guide options are available.
Visit ACCUPLACER for information or iTunes to buy the official ACCUPLACER Study App.
Contact your TCC Campus Testing Center for more information.
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Updated January 31, 2013