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1.
Compass/Esl Reading
The
Compass/Esl Reading Skills Test is a computerized placement
and diagnostic assessment tool. It measures reading comprehension
as a combination of referring and reasoning skills. Five types
of reading comprehension passages are included:
Practical Reading, Prose Fiction, Humanities, Social Sciences
and Natural Sciences.
All test items have multiple-choice response options. Detailed
information and samples can be accessed at http://act.org/compass/sample/reading.html
2. Compass/Esl Writing
The
Compass/Esl Writing Skills Test is a computerized placement
and diagnostic assessment tool. It measures your understanding
of the conventions of American English in three major writing
skills areas: usage and mechanics (punctuation and grammar);
sentence structure; rhetorical skills. You are presented with
an essay and are asked to look for errors in grammar, usage
and style. When you find what you believe to be errors, you
are able to choose a correct response from the multiple-choice
response options. Detailed information and samples can be
accessed at http://act.org/compass/sample/write-s.html
3. Compass/Esl Mathematics
The
Compass/Esl Mathematics Test is a computerized placement and
diagnostic assessment tool. It measures your knowledge of
mathematical concepts such as basic skills, application and
analysis. There are five areas of evaluation: Numeric Skills/Pre-algebra,
Algebra, College Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry. All test
items have multiple-choice response options.
Detailed information and samples can be accessed at http://act.org/compass/sample/math.html
4.
CUNY/ACT Writing Sample Essay
The
CUNY/ACT Writing Skills Sample Essay is a 60-minute pencil/paper
test that measures your ability to write a college level essay.
It requires you to write an essay that takes and supports
a stand on a social issue. The test does not require any specialized
knowledge or research, only an ability to discuss your opinions
and your reasoning. The test offers you two choices of test
prompts. Trained and certified faculty readers from the City
University of New York will read your essay. Detailed information
and samples can be accessed at http://www1.cuny.edu/cunytesting/act/examples_essay.html
5.
CUNY Mathematics
The
CUNY Mathematics Assessment Test is a pencil/paper diagnostic
measure designed to evaluate your knowledge of a number of
topics in mathematics: arithmetic, elementary algebra, intermediate
algebra, trigonometry and pre-calculus. All test items have
multiple-choice response options. You are not permitted to
use a calculator or other technical/mechanical aids. Detailed
information and samples can be accessed at http://www1.cuny.edu/cunytesting/act/math.html
6.
Baruch Mathematics Placement
The
Baruch Mathematics Placement Test is a pencil/paper diagnostic
measure designed to evaluate your knowledge of a number of
topics in mathematics: elementary algebra, intermediate algebra,
trigonometry, and pre-calculus. All test items have multiple-choice
response options. You are not permitted to use a calculator
or other technical/mechanical aids. Your scores are used to
determine your placement in mathematics and mathematics related
courses at Baruch College.
7.
City University of New York Proficiency Examination (CPE)
The
CUNY Proficiency Examination requires you to demonstrate your
competence in aspects of academic literacy that the CUNY faculty
considers important for success in upper-division studies.
The exam is designed to resemble typical college assignments
in which writing is produced in response to reading material,
data, or observations. The CPE tests some of the skills that
you have developed through the course work that you have taken:
reading and interpreting text books and material of general
interest; organizing and presenting your ideas about what
you have read and connecting those ideas to other information
or concepts; writing clearly and effectively for an audience;
and interpreting and evaluating material presented in charts
and graphs. The CPE is read by members of the CUNY faculty
from a range of disciplines and departments. Detailed information
and a full description of the CPE can be accessed at http://www1.cuny.edu/cunytesting/cpe/overview.html
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