Accuplacer Testing
We're happy you've chosen to apply to Vermont State University. Please carefully review this page for important information about placement testing required during the admissions process.
Vermont State University uses Accuplacer placement tests administered by the College Board. Accuplacer information and sample questions are available here or through the Accuplacer Study App. Accuplacer covers the following content:• Writing
• Reading
• Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra & Statistics
• Some applicants may additionally take Advanced Algebra & Functions
• Reading
• Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra & Statistics
• Some applicants may additionally take Advanced Algebra & Functions
Who is required to take the Accuplacer?
• We are test optional for most majors.
• Any applicant for the Dental Hygiene, Practical Nursing, Associate in Nursing, Radiologic Science, or Respiratory Therapy programs must take the Accuplacer placement test unless they have transferable credit in math and English. We cannot waive the Accuplacer until we receive your college/university transcript showing appropriate transfer credit.
• Any applicant for the Dental Hygiene, Practical Nursing, Associate in Nursing, Radiologic Science, or Respiratory Therapy programs must take the Accuplacer placement test unless they have transferable credit in math and English. We cannot waive the Accuplacer until we receive your college/university transcript showing appropriate transfer credit.
• All applicants applying to the Vermont Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) program are required to take the Accuplacer.
• Other applicants may be asked to test during the admissions process under certain circumstances. For instance, we may need additional information to help us mke the best admission decision or place a student in the most appropriate English or math level.
Any applicants requiring accommodations should contact us and complete our Placement Testing Accommodation form as soon as possible.There is no cost additional fee required to take the Accuplacer.