Placement Test
We offer self-guided assessment.
The self-guided assessments were created to help you determine the appropriate levels of course work that align with your personal educational goals, skills and abilities. Before taking the self-guided assessment survey, take a few minutes to read about the courses options, as well as reflect on your previous school experiences.
Answer the questions to the best of your ability.
English self-guided assessment
College Algebra self-guided assessment
Liberal Arts Math self-guided assessment
* Please allow 2 business days to process self-guided assessments
If you have ACT, SAT, previous college courses, etc. Please visit Do I Need to Test? website
ACCUPLACER
All testing will be done by appointment only. You can schedule an appointment by calling (303)914-6727 or e-mail us at assessment.center@rrcc.edu
Placement testing helps to determine a student's competency in basic skills. Results of the testing process ensure that students are enrolled in the English and math classes that align with their level of proficiency. Academic success in English and math is critical for future academic progression in all areas of study; therefore, placement testing helps determine if the student is ready for college-level work in those areas or if they need to enroll in courses that build their skills for future success.
Students must show a valid state or federal picture ID to the online proctor before beginning the test.
Accuplacer Basic Skills Assessment
View or download the Accuplacer Basic Skills Assessment (.pdf)
Preparation/Study Guide
Welcome to ACCUPLACER. In addition to administering ACCUPLACER to students, the platform provides a variety of materials to help you navigate the program. Check out the Resources tab to locate manuals, guides, and other helpful resources which you can find here: https://practice.accuplacer.org. This practice resembles the real testing environment – including the calculator and highlighter functionalities, and features like Learn As You Go and the ability to save practice test history.
Math Preparation videos Video Presentations RRCC Math Faculty Craig Faulhaber
Four Ways to Become a Good Test Taker
