Standardized Examinations Clause Samples
Standardized Examinations. Effective November 1, 1968, the Massapequa-▇▇▇▇▇ standardized examinations were eliminated upon establishment of agreed on guidelines to replace them. This will continue during the term of this agreement.
Standardized Examinations. For select bachelor’s degree completion programs, Argosy University will accept a maximum of 30 credit hours of standardized testing credit. Standardized testing credit is accepted only for commonly administered and accepted tests such as the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) or Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES). All such credit will be listed on the student’s transcript and will not be removed once it has been recorded. Exam scores must meet or exceed minimum qualifying scores established by the testing agencies. A fee will be charged. Students who have not taken a college-level mathematics course must demonstrate competency by completing a math placement test. Students who establish competency through testing will register for one of the college-level mathematics courses to fulfill the General Education mathematics requirement. Students who do not demonstrate competency must register for and successfully complete the developmental mathematics coursework. Depending upon the mathematical placement score, Mathematics Review I and Mathematics Review II may be required. Writing competency is essential for successful completion of any coursework at Argosy University. Students who have not taken a college-level writing course must demonstrate competency by completing a writing placement test. Students who demonstrate competency through testing will register for Composition I (ENG101) to fulfill the General Education communications requirement. Students who do not demonstrate competency on the placement test must register for and successfully complete a developmental writing course before registering for a college level writing course. ENG099 Writing Review 3 MAT096 Mathematics Review I 3 MAT097 Mathematics Review II 3 * Not for college credit.
