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UT Math Assessment

If you need special assistance completing the assessment contact: ALEKS Help Request (512) 471-3797

ALEKS Math Learning Modules (Available only after purchasing UT CNS Math Readiness Package and completing the initial assessment)

Quest Math Learning Modules (Available only after purchasing the UT CNS Math Readiness Package)

UT Math Assessment

Courses in the College of Natural Sciences are demanding. To help you prepare for college-level mathematics courses at UT Austin, the College of Natural Sciences (CNS) and the Department of Mathematics requires the readiness package. The package provides personal and computer-based support as you review chemistry topics in preparation for precalculus or calculus.

The Math Assessment consists of two parts:

  1. ALEKS-Math to be completed online prior to June 1
  2. UT Math Assessment given on the morning of Day 2 of Orientation
FAQ About UT Math Assessment Answers to common questions, such as “Who must take the UT Math Assessment?”

Step 1: Warm Up Review with a math warm-up
(REQUIRED before purchasing ALEKS Math)
Step 2: Purchase and take the Assessment Purchase and take ALEKS Math 
Step 3: Improve Your Score Utilize the ALEKS Math Learning Modules and UT online resources to increase your understanding of mathematics topics considered to be UT prerequisite course material.
Help with Math Assessment Contact and help information for the UT Math Assessment and Learning Modules
ALEKS Math Tech Support Technical Support for ALEKS Math

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