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Austin Community College Mathematics and Developmental Mathematics Interpreting your ACC Assessment Test Score COMPASS Test (A 3-page summary of math advising on the Web, for those of you who want to download or print something to look at later when you don't have Web access.) The purpose of these Web pages is to enable you to determine appropriate mathematics courses for you. Look at your test scores now. They are printed on the score report that you received when you completed the ACC Assessment Test. There are three mathematics tests: Prealgebra, Algebra, and College Algebra. All students should have a score on the middle test - Algebra. Most of our placement rules use this score. If you feel that your ACC Assessment Test score does not really reflect your current skill level or that the advice we are giving is not appropriate for you, please feel free to talk with an advisor, either in the Advising Center or in the mathematics department. On the Web, you can look at a discussion of what the advisor will explore with you.

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59. Math Course Selection And Advice - Boston College Jun 12, 2007 Contains info on choosing the right math course(s) to meet University, School, or Major requirements. http://www.bc.edu/mathadvise

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GoWMU Directories Contact WMU Calculator Advice WMU Home About WMU Academics Admissions ... People Search Mathematics Home Contacts FAQ's Registration Questions ... 6-year Course Rotation Undergrad Programs Careers in Math General Info Transfer Advising Course Description Use MATH Prefix Filter Honors Program Finance Prospects Graduate Programs General Info Masters PhD Course Description Use MATH Prefix Filter Graduate Faculty Finance Prospects WMU Grad College Comprehensive Exams ... Info For Faculty Calculator Advice The following courses require a graphing calculator. In some, a specific model is required. In the rest, recommended models are given. Also for the lowest level courses, we recommend that you get the model you will eventually need in a later course. (E.g. a student in MATH 1100 who will eventually take MATH 1160 should get a TI-83/84, but a student in MATH 1100 who will eventually take MATH 1500 should get a TI-73.) COURSE REQUIRED RECOMMENDED MATH 1090 any *model required in later courses MATH 1100 any *model required in later courses MATH 1110 any *model required in later courses MATH 1140 any TI-83/84 Plus MATH 1160 TI-83/84 or TI-83/84 Plus MATH 1180 any TI-83/84 Plus, TI-89 or higher

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