Placement Assessment
English and Math are no longer required
The State of California has passed a new law (AB705) which provides students access to complete transfer level courses in English and math in one year. High school GPA will be the primary factor in determining placement. Please access the online guided self-placement questionnaire by following the directions listed below:
- Log into WebAdvisor
- Click on "Students"
- Under Orientation/Assess/Advising, Click "Step 2-Assessment/Placement Questionnaire"
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The questionnaire will determine if English language learners will need to take the ESL Assessment. If the ESL Assessment is needed, register for one of our scheduled ESL Assessment sessions through WebAdvisor or call the Assessment Center at (619) 644-7200.
Advanced Placement (AP) Exam
If an AP exam has been passed with a score of 3 or higher in the following classes: English Language and Composition, English Literature and Composition, Calculus AB or BC, or Statistics, students can submit the appropriate documentation through the prerequisite clearance online form for possible English and math placement.
Assessment Exemption Guide
Please refer to the following document for a complete list of options for English and math placement: Placement Options
Course from Another College
If an English or math class has been completed from another college or university within the United States, students can submit the appropriate documentation through the prerequisite clearance online form for possible English and math placement.
You can also visit the Counseling Center to request English/Math placement using unofficial transcripts from another college. The Counseling Center is located in Building 10.
* Official transcripts from other colleges and universities must be submitted to Admissions and Records at Grossmont College.