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About these quizzes

Each placement quiz has a separate time limit that allows more time than you may need. The estimated time it should take you to complete the entire process is 30 minutes. Once you have completed your placement, it will take between 24-48 hours before it is applied to your records and are allowed to register.

Can I retake?

If you would like to go through the process again, it will cost $15 and is non-refundable. We have strict retesting guidelines listed below. If you have questions regarding your eligibility please contact us at 801-957-4673.

You can retake the Math exam once per semester and are required to wait 3 weeks between attempts.
You can retake the English exam once per semester and are required to wait 24 hours between attempts.
You can retake the ESL exam once per semester and are required to wait 24 hours between attempts.

Need an accommodation?

Individuals who require ADA accommodations for this assessment should contact DRCRedwoodTesting@slcc.edu.

Attention:

Image of a greyed out next button with a popup bubble saying "mastery paths is still processing, please periodically refresh the page." You will be going through a series of quizzes that use a program called Mastery Paths. After taking a quiz, if the 'NEXT' button is grayed out and does not allow you to continue, wait 15-30 seconds, then click 'Refresh' or Refresh Button.png on your internet browser. Continue to periodically refresh if needed. You will not lose your previous work and it should allow you to move forward once the mastery path is processed.

When you are ready click a link below.

Math Placement or English Placement or ESL Placement

English or ESL?
I don't know which placement to take?

If you answer 'yes' to any of the following statements we suggest you take the ESL placement process

I am still learning to read and write in English.
I went to a school in another country, and all or most of my courses were taught in a language other than English.
I took ESL (English language learning) courses. I am an international student or a resident of another country outside the United States.
I took my GED in a language other than English

If you are undecided you can take both.