ALEKS FAQs
Find answers to questions about the ALEKS assessment.
Any student who needs Math 1080, 1100, or 1410 without having the prerequisite courses, or any student deemed in need of supported math who wishes to take the non-supported GE track.
Yes. If you are designated as needing supported mathematics, you can move to the non-supported GE track if you score 46 or higher on a proctored assessment.
Only if you are trying to move from the supported GE track to the non-supported track.
Please consult the Chemistry Department, the Mathematics Department only deals with mathematics classes.
High school coursework does not earn you college credit, so high school coursework cannot be used to meet prerequisites for college classes.
The assessment is online, so it can be take anytime after you register for an ALEKS account. But you must complete the unproctored (practice) assessment before attempting an official proctored assessment.
You’ll see your results as soon as you complete the ALEKS assessment.
No. It only means you are eligible to enroll in the class.
No. The unproctored assessment is a practice test.
Yes.
No, you can head straight to Calculus I.
No. The ALEKS assessment is only for placement and does not give you course unit credit or GE credit.
Yes. Contact the Mathematics Department to schedule a date and time.
Updated: June 24, 2024