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The Placement Assessment results will be used to determine the most appropriate courses for each student as they move forward with college coursework. After taking a Placement Assessment, students should consult our advice webpage to select the appropriate class based on their score. They can also consult their College's advising team to review their results and enroll in the best classes based on their scores.  \nThis is a “Placement Assessment,” not a test. The difference is that a Placement Assessment is designed to determine what a student knows and what a student needs to work on. At the end of the ALEKS PPL Assessment, a student will have a much better sense of his/her strengths and weaknesses in math. Students then have a chance to brush up on topics that may have been forgotten or haven’t been practiced for some time.  \nBe honest. It is important that the Placement Assessment is taken seriously, and that each student gives it an honest effort so that the Placement Assessment truly reflects their current level of knowledge and math preparedness. There is no benefit to cheating on the Placement Assessment – the only result will be that a student enrolls in a class that is too difficult, or not challenging enough, potentially costing time and money. Therefore, while taking the Placement Assessment, students should not consult any outside sources for help (friends/family, internet searches, textbooks, notes etc... ) . The purpose of the Placement Assessment is to give an accurate measure of a student’s current mathematical knowledge state so that he/she will be successful in mathematics courses. Please  \ngo to [https://studentaffairs.lehigh.edu/content/code-conduct](https://studentaffairs.lehigh.edu/content/code-conduct) for information on Lehigh’s expectations concerning academic integrity.  \nFAQs  \nPreparation  \nWhy must I take the ALEKS PPL Assessment? The Placement Assessment is used to determine the calculus course in which you will have the greatest success. Upon completion of the Placement Assessments, your scores are sent to your College’s academic advising team. If necessary, they can help make appropriate recommendations for course registration.  \nWho has to take the ALEKS PPL Assessment? All first-year students who wish to register for an introductory calculus course (MATH 021, 081, 051, or 075) are required to take the ALEKS PPL Assessment. Students who receive advanced placement credit for MATH 021 (AP, IC, transfer, etc. ) and register for a second-semester calculus course do not need to take the ALEKS PPL Assessment. 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