UW System Math Placement Test
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The UW System Math Placement Test is a test used for the purpose of placing students into the appropriate first math course and required of all matriculated new freshmen and some transfer students. The test consists of three components (math fundamentals, algebra, trigonometry) each with possible score of 150-850. |
| Data Cookbook URL (requires authorization) |
| https://uwmadison.datacookbook.com/institution/terms/294709/versions/352750 |
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Related Dashboards
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English and Math Placement Test Trends for New Freshmen
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Interactive Data Visualization | This workbook shows trends in English and Math placement test results for new freshmen and trends in the initial course placement that results from the scores. Test score distributions, test percentiles, and trends in these metrics are provided. Additional Info |
Data, Academic Planning & Institutional Research | Student Record | Internal | UW-Madison Employees (NetID Required) | 10/06/2023 |