How do students and advisors know which Power of Language courses and which math courses students should take?
• Placements are determined by the English, Modern Languages, and Mathematics departments using information provided by students or based on background information such as high school experience and SAT scores. • Students and First-Year Advisors will be informed of placement results either by Registration and Records office or by the department responsible for the placement determination. • For the Power of Language-English requirement, most students will be placed at the EN 100 level. Some students will be placed in a select section of EN 100 for more intensive writing instruction and some will be placed in an advanced Power of Language course (either EN 150 or PH 110). • Departments are responsible for working out the details of the placements, whether they are student assessments, background information, or placement tests. Departments that want Registration and Records to use placement information for constructing first-year schedules and informing advisors prior to summer orientat
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