Math Proficiency Challenge Exam
Math proficiency is determined by SAT or ACT score. Proficiency is demonstrated by a math SAT score of 510 or above or a math ACT score of 19 or above (on the new SAT taken after March 2016).
Students entering Geneva College without math proficiency must successfully complete one of the following.
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- Repeat the SAT (or ACT) earning at least the minimum math score.
- Take MAT 095 Algebra at Geneva College, and earn a grade of C- or higher.
- Transfer an algebra or calculus course from another acceptable college or university.
(Only courses equivalent to Geneva′s MAT 101 or higher are accepted for transfer credit.) - 4. Pass the Math Proficiency Challenge Exam.
Please note: No calculators or electronic devices can be used during the test. A one-hour time limit for the test will be enforced. Cliffs Quick Review Algebra I, Wiley Publishers is recommended as a review guide.
The math proficiency challenge exam is offered for new students as follows: the first day of each summer preview session the first day of fall and spring orientation.
The math proficiency exam for current students is offered as follows: the first Monday of both the fall and spring semester.
The non-refundable fee for the challenge exam is $25 and is to be paid at the door on the date of the exam.
Winter Orientation Exam
The exam is scheduled to take place on the first day of winter orientation. The date, time and locations are TBA. All participants are to arrive 5-10 minutes before the exam start time for registration.
Summer Preview Exam
The exam is scheduled to take place during Sumer Preview. Consult the Summer Preview schedule for time and place. All participants are to arrive 5 –10 minutes before the exam start time for registration.
Fall Orientation Exam
The exam is scheduled to take place on the first day of fall orientation. The date, time and locations are TBA. All participants are to arrive 5-10 minutes before the exam start time for registration.
If you have any questions please contact Dr. Philip Holladay at 724-847-6706 or phollada@geneva.edu.