All new students who are native speakers of languages other than English must take the English Course Placement Test, regardless of fluency, previous English coursework, degrees/diplomas from U.S.

If you have taken less than one year of high school language, you can register for 101 in Spanish and American Sign Language (ASL). For Spanish placement beyond 101, you must complete the language ...

In schools with a small number of English-language learners, first-generation immigrant students do better academically if they aren’t placed in English-as-a-second-language classes, according to a ...

Completion of our Language Placement Process does NOT satisfy the Core Language Requirement! The process is intended to identify the appropriate language course for you to take based on your skill ...

(AP) - California State University's 23 campuses are eliminating math and English placement exams for incoming freshman as part of broader changes aimed at increasing graduation rates. Chancellor ...

We want you to progress as rapidly as possible in your chosen language without repeating information you already know. If you have studied French or Spanish for years in high school or have lived ...

All students interested in taking a credit ESL course must complete the Concordia Comprehensive ESL Placement Test (ConCEPT). Who can register for ESL courses Registration priority for credit ESL ...

Test-takers need to bring a valid photo ID and pencils. There is a $25 fee for the English Placement Test that must be paid in advance at NMC’s Finance Office (Monday-Friday, 9am - 4pm). Students will ...

You want to take an English composition course but are missing a prerequisite? A placement test could meet that requirement. Incoming students: Please note that it can take several weeks to set up ...

The Basic Spanish Language Program (BSLP) consists of first- and second-year Spanish language instruction. The program consists of two, four-credit first-year courses (SPAN 111 and SPAN 112) and two, ...

This information is useful for incoming first-year students during summer orientation as well as for all students and their advisors throughout the academic year in determining their course of ...