APPLICANT & STUDENT EXAMS
- ACCUPLACER & ACCUPLACER Math Placement
- ACT
- Chemistry Placement
- COMPASS
- Georgia Assessments for the Certification of Educators (GACE®)
- Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)
- Graduate Records Exam (GRE®)
- History & Constitution
- iCollege Math Placement
- Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
- Miller Analogies Test (MAT)
- Praxis Series®
- Regents' Test
- SAT
- Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS)
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL®)
- World Languages Emmersion Exams
To register for the ACCUPLACER Exams:
ACCUPLACER Remote Testing (including Meazure Learning)
Testing Services supports Georgia State University applicants and students by facilitating placement testing for online and distance students at testing sites nationwide. Please note candidates should check that they meet Meazure Learning’s requirements to test before requesting a exam; also every exam proctored by Examity has a fee associated with their services, including the Math Placement exam.
To request a remote exam, please go to our registration pages (Alpharetta Campus | Atlanta Campus | Clarkston Campus | Decatur Campus | Dunwoody Campus | Newton Campus) and pick "Virtual Exam (Online)" and then follow the prompts for Examity testing. Candidates will be notified by an email from the ACCUPLACER system when exams have been set up. Please schedule the placement test only after this notification. When Scheduling a placement test session, allow for 3 hours for testing, if taking all three exams (as for Admissions), as parts of the test are untimed.
Any problems making an appointment with Meazure Learning or with the actual proctoring session or other issues should be directed to Meazure Learning's Live Chat feature within your ProctorU account.
We cannot set up remote or distance proctoring sessions for anyone not testing for GSU (Admissions, exempting Learning Support, Math Placement or any other Georgia State University purpose).
To get your ACCUPLACER scores:
ACCUPLACER has a way for examinees to use their ID, Name and email address to retrieve unofficial copies of their scores on their ACCUPLACER or TSIA2 Score Report site
To get your official scores:
ACCUPLACER only maintains scores in their database for five (5) years. Campus Testing Centers have access to ACCUPLACER scores through the ACCUPLACER system and can provide you with official copies of your scores or send them to another institution. You may request your scores from the campus center you tested at.
For applicants and students, scores older than five years can still be validated through Georgia State University’s student information system. Official test transcripts will reflect every ACCUPLACER score taken at Georgia State University.
For ACCUPLACER tests not taken for admissions/placement with Georgia State University, we are unable to provide copies beyond the period the College Board keeps them. To receive a score report at the time of testing, please notify the staff that you need an official copy of your test scores, and they will walk you through the procedures to request a sealed, official copy of your scores.
ACCUPLACER & ACCUPLACER Math Placement
ACCUPLACER is a testing platform as well as a series of examinations on writing, mathematics and reading. The ACCUPLACER examinations include texts and tasks students will likely encounter in first-year college courses, and the math content is more aligned to state college and career readiness standards.
Georgia State University uses ACCUPLACER for admissions and placement testing. The test has also been approved for use by the Math department for placement in certain mathematics courses, including College Algebra, Precalculus and Calculus.
ACCUPLACER is used for different purposes by the institution. To avoid test day surprises, please make sure you register for the correct exam for your purpose.
If you are not testing for Georgia State University, please see our information about taking the ACCUPLACER as a proctored exam for your organization or institution.
ACCUPLACER English Placement Score Table
Please note that placement is determined by a multitude of factors, including High School GPA, SAT/ACT scores, transfer credit or previous college coursework. These tables are provided for informational purposes, and your exact placement will be determined by all possible placement factors. Students should discuss placement with their advisor during Orientation or a one-on-one appointment. Advisement has more information about the Learrning Support (LSP) program of corequisite courses.
WritePlacer | Reading | Course | |
4 - 8 | and | 237 - 300 | ENGL 1101 |
0 - 8 | and | 200 - 236 | ENGL 1101 + ENGL 0999 |
0 - 3 | and | 200 - 300 | ENGL 1101 + ENGL 0999 |
ACCUPLACER Math Placement Score Table
Please note that placement is determined by a multitude of factors, including High School GPA, SAT/ACT scores, transfer credit or previous college coursework. These tables are provided for informational purposes, and your exact placement will be determined by all possible placement factors. Students should discuss placement with their advisor during Orientation or a one-on-one appointment. Advisement has more information about the Learrning Support (LSP) program of corequisite courses. The "Advanced Algebra and Functions" exam will not launch if a 278 or higher is not achieved on the "Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics" exam.
ACCUPLACER Math score | Course Placement |
Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics: 200 - 257 | MATH 1001 & MATH 0997 or MATH 1401 & MATH 0996 |
Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics: 258 - 268 | MATH 1001 or MATH 1401 or MATH 1111 & MATH 0999 |
Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics: 269 - 277 | MATH 1001 or MATH 1401 or MATH 1111 |
Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics: 278 – 300 & Advanced Algebra and Functions: 200-249 | MATH 1001 or MATH 1401 or MATH 1111 |
Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics: 278 – 300 & Advanced Algebra and Functions: 250-269 | MATH 1001, 1401, 1111, 1113, 1220* |
Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics: 278 – 300 & Advanced Algebra and Functions: 270-300 | MATH 1001, 1401, 1111, 1113, 1220*, 2211, 2420 |
*MATH 1220 not taught at the 4-year level
ACCUPLACER minimum scores for admissions
Please note that admissions decisions are determined by a multitude of factors including, but not limited to, High School GPA, SAT/ACT scores, transfer credit or previous college coursework. This information is provided for informational purposes, and your admissions decision will be determined by all possible placement factors. Questions about admissions decisions or admissions status should be directed to admissions.
ACCUPLACER Admissions criteria:
If testing for admissions to GSU Perimeter College, a minimum WritePlacer score of 3, Reading score of 216 and Quantitative Reasoning Score of 212 is required.
If testing for admissions to a GSU 4-year program, a minimum WritePlacer score of 4, Reading score of 237 and Quantitative Reasoning Score of 258 is required.
What is on the Tests?
ACCUPLACER exams will cover a series of topics. They are computer adaptive exams, with the exception of the WritePlacer exam, so they will start with a general mid-difficulty question pulled randomly from the subject areas, or topics, that the exam covers. Questions will then become harder or easier depending on the answers to the previous question. The WritePlacer exam will give a writing prompt and then grade the essay the examinee writes regarding the subject of that prompt.
ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Quantitative Reasoning includes these topics:
- Rational numbers
- Ratio and Proportional Relationships
- Exponents
- Algebraic Expressions
- Linear Equations
- Linear Applications and Graphs
- Probability Sets
- Descriptive Statistics
- Geometry Concepts
The ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Reading includes these topics:
- Information and Ideas
- Rhetoric
- Synthesis
- Vocabulary
The ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Advanced Algebra and Functions includes these topics:
- Linear Equations
- Linear Applications and Graphs
- Factoring
- Quadratics
- Functions
- Radical and Rational Equations
- Polynomial Equations
- Exponential and Logarithmic Equations
- Trigonometry
The WritePlacer exam will evaluate an examinee's essay writing skills.
View ACCUPLACER Preparation Resources
The links below are to sites that may help students with studying for the ACCUPLACER exam. These are provided as a courtesy to test takers. Many of these sites do not belong to Georgia State University, therefore Georgia State University is not responsible for their content.
The Testing Centers do not assist with preparation for any exam.
Currently the exams used by Georgia State University are ACCUPLACER Next Generation Reading, ACCUPLACER Next Generation Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics, ACCUPLACER Next Generation Advanced Algebra and Functions, and ACCUPLACER WritePlacer.
Preparation links are organized by the following category types:
ACCUPLACER resources from the College Board
ACCUPLACER Practice Questions and WritePlacer sample essays.
The College Board’s Web Based ACCUPLACER study app
All Areas
Khan Academy including Algebra Basics, Algebra I, and Algebra II
Georgia State University's Learning and Tutoring Center
English
University of Pittsburgh grammar review
Capital Community College Foundation Guide to Grammar and Writing
Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
Grammar Bytes
English Plus Grammar Slammer
Major Tests SAT Grammar
Reading
CUNY Assessment Test in reading
Reading and Writing
CENGAGE online writing and reading resources
Mathematics
Andrea Hendricks' Math 0987 and Math 0989 page for Georgia State University and her learning support mathematics videos
Purplemath
Cool Math
Math.com
How does GSU use the ACCUPLACER exam?
- for admissions and placement testing for non-traditional applicants to four-year programs
- for admissions and placement testing for any applicant to two-year Programs
Learning Support Coursework Testing
- to exempt taking ENGL 0999 (Support for ENGL 1101)
- to exempt taking MATH 0997 (Support for MATH 1001)
- to exempt taking MATH 0996 (Support for MATH 1401)
Program Specific Testing
- for admissions to specific programs, like the Radiological Technology program.
MATH PLACEMENT Testing
- to exempt taking MATH 0999 to place students directly into College Algebra (MATH 1111)
- to place directly into College Trigonometry (MATH 1112), Precalculus (MATH 1113), Survey of Calculus (MATH 1220), Calculus for the Life Sciences I (MATH 2201), Calculus of One Variable I (MATH 2211), Discrete Mathematics (MATH 2420)
More information on Admissions Testing
You should be able to see if you need Admissions Testing at your GSU’s check my status page. If you have questions about whether you need to take the Placement Test or which test you may need to take, please contact Admissions at 404-413-2500 for assistance.
ACCUPLACER assessments include reading, writing and mathematics.
- ACCUPLACER WritePlacer Essay
- ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics (previously ACCUPLACER Elementary Algebra)
- Students with a high enough score on the above test will also be given the ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Advanced Algebra and Functions exam. This exam cannot be taken directly and must be launched through achievement on the Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics exam
- ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Reading (previously ACCUPLACER Reading Comprehension)
When registering for an appointment for this purpose, pick "ACCUPLACER for GSU - Admissions"
More information on Exempting Learning Support Coursework
If you have tested or been placed into Learning Support courses (support courses ENGL 0999, MATH 0997 or MATH 0998) you may take the ACCUPLACER exam to exempt the learning support requirement. MATH 0999 is not considered a Learning Support course, and students trying to exempt placement into MATH 0999 or test into higher mathematics, should take the Math Placement exam. Students will request which exam or exams they wish to take to exempt Learning Support Placement, ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Reading and/or ACCUPLACER WritePlacer for English, ACCUPLACER Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics for Math or all three for both areas.
It is possible to exempt Learning Support coursework with other scores or transfer credit; refer to Advisement's Learning Support program (LSP) information for more details.
When registering for an appointment for this purpose, pick "ACCUPLACER for GSU - Other"
More information on Program Specific ACCUPLACER testing
Some programs have specific requirements for students regarding skill levels in English and mathematics. These students may be asked to take (or retake) one or more of the ACCUPLACER exams if they did not previously meet the required score for program admissions. Students will designate which exam or exams they are needing to take for their program from ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Reading, ACCUPLACER WritePlacer or ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics.
When registering for an appointment for this purpose, pick "ACCUPLACER for GSU - Other"
More information on Math Placement
The Math Placement exam is used by the department to demonstrate the ability to take higher level mathematics courses. No course credit is earned with this exam, it simply allows students to start in the math courses the examinee is eligible for as determined by the test score. It is recommended that the math placement test be taken before attending New Student Orientation. There is no fee to take the test the first time.
Students who must take MATH 1001 & MATH 0997 or MATH 1401 & MATH 0996 courses and want to test to exempt the co-requisite support courses are testing to exempt Learning Support mathematics and should retake the ACCUPLACER for Admissions exam, not Math Placement. There will be a fee assessed if ACCUPLACER is taken to exempt Learning Support, even if it is only for the mathematics area.
This test consists of the ACCUPLACER Next-Generation Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics exam, and if a high enough score is achieved, the ACCUPLACER Next Generation Advanced Algebra and Functions exam. The ACCUPLACER Next Generation Advanced Algebra and Functions exam cannot be taken individually and must be taken through achievement of a specific score on the Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics exam.
Students who require only Math 1001 for their major do not have to take the math placement test. To determine if a major requires the math placement test, contact the University Advisement Center at 404-413-2300 or contact the Mathematics and Statistics Department for questions regarding placement in math courses higher than MATH 1001.
When registering for an appointment for this purpose, pick "ACCUPLACER for GSU - Math Placement Exam"
Proctoring Fees:
The proctoring fee for ACCUPLACER exams is $25 when taken at GSU.
There is an exception for the ACCUPLACER Math Placement initial exam; no proctoring fee is charged when taken with the GSU Testing Centers. Retests for Math Placement will have the $25 proctoring fee).
If an ACCUPLACER exam is taken online via Meazure Learning or with a non-GSU college or university, their proctoring fees will apply and may differ from those at GSU. GSU has no control over proctoring fees for proctoring companies or other institution.
To register for the ACT:
To request your official scores:
ACT
The ACT is a paper and pencil standardized test used for admission into undergraduate programs at Georgia State University. The ACT scores must include the Writing Test.
For information on the exam consult the ACT website.
Test candidates are strongly encouraged to review the ACT website for policies regarding scheduling and rescheduling, required identification on test day and calculator usage.
GSU is not currently a testing site for the national ACT exam.
Proctoring fees:
Current fees can be found on the ACT website.
To register for the Chem Placement Exam:
To request your scores:
Chemistry Placement
Any student who needs to take CHEM 1211K must either exempt or take the placement exam to be able to register for the course.
Information about CHEM 1211K course and the exemption criteria can be found on the Chemistry Department's webpage under the FAQ question "I am getting a registration error when I try to register for CHEM 1211K and I have NOT taken CHEM 1050, 1101, or 1151."
The Testing Center no longer administers a Chemistry specific exam for the Chemistry Department.
COMPASS
The COMPASS test has been discontinued by ACT. Admissions testing, exempting Learning Support and the Mathematics Department's Math Placement exam all now use the College Board's ACCUPLACER exam.
To register for the GACE® exam:
To get your official GACE® Scores:
GACE
The Georgia Assessments for the Certification of Educators® (GACE®) is Georgia's state-approved educator certification assessment program. These computer-delivered assessments have been developed by the GaPSC and Educational Testing Service (ETS). To find out more about these assessments, please visit the GACE website. There you will also be able to see the test dates and available test centers as well as register to take the exam.
They also provide preparation resources for the GACE exam on their website as well.
Georgia State University Decatur campus Testing Center serves as a testing location for ETS exams, including the GACE exam. Registration is through the GACE website.
Proctoring Fees:
Fees are paid during registration and can be found on the GACE website. There are no additional fees charged by GSU for this exam.
To register for the GMAT exam:
To get your official GMAT Scores:
GMAT
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is available year-round at VUE test centers throughout the world. For more information on the GMAT exam, consult the Graduate Management Admission Council's GMAT website.
Georgia State University is not currently a GMAT testing site.
Proctoring Fees:
Fees are paid during and registration can be found on the GMAT website.
To register for the GRE® exam:
To get your official GRE® Scores:
The Graduate Record Exam (GRE®)
The GRE® Test is the world’s most widely used admissions test for graduate & professional school. It is a a computer adaptive test composed of analytical writing, verbal, and quantitative sections.
For more information on the exams than is contained on this page, for how to register for an exam, or for how to request your scores, please go to ETS's webpage for the GRE®.
Georgia State University Decatur campus Testing Center serves as a testing location for ETS exams, including the GRE® exam.
Analytical Writing
- Present your perspective on an issue: 45 minutes
- Analyze an argument: 30 minutes
Verbal
The verbal portion of the exam measures your ability to analyze and evaluate written material and synthesize information obtained from it, analyze relationships among component parts of sentences and recognize relationships between words and concepts.30 questions, 30 minutes
Quantitative
There are 28 questions with a 45-minute time limit. Calculator use is not permitted. An optional 10-minute rest break is offered midway through the test following the essays.
Proctoring Fees:
Current fees can be found on the ETS GRE website.
To register for the Exams:
To get your scores:
History & Constitution
Requirements
Per Georgia law and University System of Georgia policy, all colleges and universities shall give instruction in the history of the United States, and in the history of Georgia, and in the essentials of the United States Constitution and the Constitution of Georgia.
For this reason, students must pass HIST 2110 and POLS 1101 at Georgia State University, have previously completed these courses at a University System of Georgia institution, or pass the proficiency examination in these legislative requirements available for students at the Testing Center. Students are strongly encouraged to check with their advisor prior to registering for examinations to determine if program requirements will be fully met if an exam is taken and passed. Note that credit hours cannot be earned by passing the Georgia State University’s history and constitution proficiency exams.
Decisions regarding satisfactory completion of these requirements for transferring students are made by Admissions. Students who transfer in American Government or Constitution courses from a non-system school will be required to take the Georgia History and Constitution exams or retake the courses at Georgia State.
Test Information and Administration Details
The Georgia History, Georgia Constitution and U.S. Constitution exams are comprised of 50 multiple choice and true or false questions. The U.S. History exam is comprised of 100 multiple choice and true or false questions.
Passing Requirements
- Georgia History exam is 60 percent or higher.
- Georgia Constitution exams are 60 percent or higher.
- U.S. History exams is 70 percent or higher
- U.S. Constitution exam is 75 percent or higher.
A non-expired, government issued, Photo ID is required for admission to take any of these exams.
- Each exam may be taken only once per test date.
- A maximum of two exams may be taken during each test session (a.m. session or p.m. session).
- Changing tests on test date may not be possible. Students should plan and register carefully for the intended exam(s).
Scores will be displayed on the computer screen at the end of testing.
Preparation
Georgia Constitution
Georgia History
U.S. History
The following are reference materials recommended for use in preparing for the U.S. history exams:
- U.S. History: The American Past: A Survey of American History, by: Joseph Conlin
U.S. Constitution
Proctoring Fees:
The proctoring fee for a Georgia Constitution, Georgia History, US Constitution or US History exam is $25 when taken on-campus at GSU.
When taken virtually through iCollege, there is no proctoring fee but the exam is strictly timed at one hour (the on-campus versions of the exam are untimed).
The Math Department created an alternative Math Placement exam during the pandemic. This exam is still available to newly admitted students. This exam is an alternative to the ACCUPLACER based Math Placement and can only be taken once.
iCollege Math Placement Chart
HS GPA |
ICM |
Score 0-59 |
Score 60-79 |
Score 80-100 |
< 3.1 (ACCM/NGM req) |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
3.1-3.29 |
ICM1 |
Math 1001 or 1401 |
Math 1111/0999 |
Math 1111 |
3.30-3.49 |
ICM2 |
Math 1111/0999 |
Math 1111 |
Math 1113 |
3.5-4.30 |
ICM3 |
Math 1111 |
Math 1113 |
Math 2211 or 2201 |
Students are not able to register themselves for this exam.
Unlike other exams, new students are enrolled into the iCollege Math Placement exams as iCollege becomes available to them. Enrollment is then based on a recalculated High School GPA. The iCollege Math Placement Chart shows the current GPA ranges necessary to be enrolled into an iCollege Math Placement exam. There is only one (1) attempt at this exam. Retest should use the ACCUPLACER based Math Placement exam.
If you believe you should be eligible for an iCollege Math Placement exam, you will need to meet with an Assistant Director of Advising, who will review your eligibility and if necessary request that you be added to the appropriate exam.
To register for the LSAT exam:
To get your official LSAT Scores:
LSAT
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT) is a standardized test used for admission into law school. The test is designed specifically to assess key skills needed for success in law school, including reading comprehension, analytical reasoning, and logical reasoning.
For information on the exam and the areas it covers, please refer to the Law School Admission Council webpage.
Proctoring fees:
Current fees can be found on the LSAC LSAT website.
MAT
Important MAT Announcement for Future Testing Cycles:
The Miller Analogies Test® (MAT) was retired on November 15, 2023. No MAT testing dates, MAT Practice Tests, and Study Guides will be offered after November 15, 2023.
To get your official MAT Scores:
The final Miller Analogies Test® (MAT) testing cycle concluded November 15, 2023. No MAT testing dates, MAT Practice Tests, and Study Guides will be offered after November 15, 2023. All test-takers may continue to request Official Transcripts and Personal Score Reports through the Pearson website until November 2025.
To register for a Praxis Series® exam:
To get your official Praxis Series® Scores:
Praxis Series®
Professional Assessments for Beginning Teachers
The Praxis Series® is a set of rigorous and carefully validated assessments that provides accurate, reliable information for use by state education agencies in making licensing decisions.
Colleges and universities may also use the basic academic skills assessments to qualify individuals for entry into teacher education programs. The three categories of assessments in The Praxis Series® correspond to the three milestones in teacher development:
- Praxis I: Academic Skills Assessments. Entering a teacher training program
- Praxis II: Subject Assessments. Licensure for entering the profession
- Praxis III: Classroom Performance Assessments. The first year of teaching
For more information, please consult the Praxis® website.
Georgia State University Decatur campus Testing Center serves as a testing location for ETS exams, including the Praxis exam. Registration is through the Praxis website.
Proctoring fees:
Current fees can be found on the Praxis® website.
Regents' Exam
In a meeting on Tuesday, March 9, 2010, the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia removed the requirement that Georgia State University students must take and pass the Regents test.
Students are now exempted from taking the Regents’ Test if they meet any of the following criteria:
- Passed ENGL 1101 and ENGL 1102 with a grade of C or better
- SAT-I Verbal scores of at least 510 or ACT Reading scores of at least 23
- AP English scores of at least 3
- IB higher level English scores of at least 4
- SAT-II English Writing scores of at least 650
- SAT I Writing scores of at least 560
- SAT Reasoning, Writing Section Test: 500 for students who also have at least 510 on the SAT Reasoning, Critical Reading Section.
- ACT Combined English and Writing test: 22 for students who also have at least 23 on the ACT Reading Test.
Students at other colleges or universities in Georgia should check with their institution regarding the requirements concerning the Regents test.
To register for the SAT:
To request your official SAT scores:
SAT
The SAT is a three-hour, primarily multiple choice, paper and pencil standardized test used for admission into undergraduate programs at Georgia State University.
For information on the exam, the test schedule, and registering for a future test date, consult the College Board SAT website.
Test candidates are strongly encouraged to review the College Board SAT website for policies regarding scheduling and rescheduling, required identification on test day and calculator usage.
GSU is not current a testing site for the national SAT exam.
Proctoring Fees:
Current fees can be found on the SAT website.
To register for the TEAS Exam:
To get your TEAS scores:
TEAS
ATI's Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) is designed to assess preparedness for those entering health science fields. It has 170 questions in a multiple-choice format with four-option answers. Questions test areas of reading, mathematics, science, and English Language. More information about the exam, including ATI's prep material, can be found on ATI's TEAS wesbsite.
All six of Georgia State University's testing centers serve as testing sites for the TEAS.
Proctoring fees:
Current fees can be found during registration on the ATI website.
To register for the TOEFL exam:
To get your official TOEFL® Scores:
TOEFL®
The TOEFL® program provides English proficiency testing services for international students planning to study in the United States, Canada or other countries where English is the language of instruction.
The Educational Testing Service (ETS) develops the test under the direction of the TOEFL Board, a board comprised of professionals drawn from the higher education community.
The TOEFL® test is made available worldwide to all persons, regardless of age, gender, race, nationality or religion. For more information, please refer to TOEFL®.
Georgia State University's Decatur campus Testing Center serves as a testing location for the TOEFL® exam.
Proctoring fees:
Current fees can be found on the TOEFL website.
To register for the Emmersion Exams:
To get your scores:
World Languages Emmersion Exams
The World Languages and Cultures department accepts examinations that allow students with a background in a world language to start in a language course that better matches their instructional needs.
For this purpose, they use the Emmersion Exams. Please note that per the World Languages departments, the first score on a language exam is the only one accepted. Retests are not accepted.
Questions about using exams for placement should be directed to the World Languages and Cultures department or Perimeter College World Languages or Critical Languages departments. This includes questions regarding advanced placement for languages not served by these exams.
Students with strong language skills may obtain course credit in French, German or Spanish by taking the CLEP exam through the Testing Centers.
Proctoring fees:
There are currently no proctoring fees associated with this exam.
Contact us
Alpharetta Campus
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770-274-5638
Atlanta Campus
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404-413-1740
Clarkston Campus
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678-891-3700
Decatur Campus
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678-891-2755
Dunwoody Campus
[email protected]
770-274-5440
Newton Campus
[email protected]
678-891-2480
For full location information for each test center, please go to our Locations and Contacts page