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The CSU or CCC does not use EAP results for admission purposes. Students who meet the admission requirements may apply to the CSU or CCC regardless of their EAP status.  \nWhat is a “College Level” course?  \nStudents who demonstrate readiness for college level courses have the English and math skills necessary to succeed academically without the need for remedial coursework. A college level course is a class in which a student earns credit towards a baccalaureate degree. Remedial courses are non-credit classes that do not count towards a baccalaureate degree. Students who are identified as needing additional preparation will be directed to courses or summer sessions, such as the Early Start Program, which are designed to help students attain the skills needed to succeed in courses that count toward baccalaureate degree requirements.  \nNext Steps  \n• Use your assessment results to help you prepare for academic success.  \n• Your Early Assessment Program (EAP) results are included on the back of the CAASPP Individual Student Score Report provided by your high school.  \n- If you authorized the release of your EAP results by marking the release button when you took the CAASPP, the CSU and CCC will automatically receive your results.  \n- If you did not mark the release button when you took the CAASPP, you will be required to submit your results to the CSU or CCC to which you apply, upon request.  \n• ACT or SAT test results can also be used as indicators of your readiness to take college level courses. The test(s) must be taken in the fall of your senior year if you did not take them in your junior year.  \n• The CSU campuses to which you apply will notify you of the next steps necessary to satisfy English and/or math requirements based on your assessment results.  \nYOUR TEST RESULTS: WHAT THEY MEAN  \nEAP results provide an early indicator of your readiness to take college level courses. Knowing and understanding your EAP status and overall CAASPP scores will give you the opportunity to improve your skills by enrolling in classes that will help you prepare for college level courses. Use this EAP guide to help you determine the steps you need for a smooth transition to a CSU. Refer to the EAP status section in the guide that applies to you based on your CAASPP EAP and/or SAT/ACT results.  \n“READY”  \nFOR ENGLISH AND MATH  \nA CAASPP EAP status of “STANDARD EXCEEDED” means you are READY to enroll directly in college level English and/or math courses upon enrolling at the CSU. You are not required to take the CSU’s English Placement Test (EPT) and/or the Entry Level Math (ELM) exam and are exempt from the Early Start Program.  \nYou can also earn a “READY” status if you receive one of these qualifying test scores:  \nEnglish:  \nACT: 22 and above  \nSAT: 500 and above  \nAP Language/Literature Composition: 3 and above  \nMath:  \nACT: 23 and above  \nSAT: 550 and above AP Calculus or AP Statistics Exam: 3 and above  \nEXEMPT  \nfrom EPT and/or ELM and the CSU Early Start Program.  \nYou are ready to enroll directly in college level courses upon admission to a CSU.  \nCongratulations! Meeting this requirement is the first step to academic success. Keep your skills sharp in your senior year by following these recommendations:  \n• Take a fourth year of rigorous English and math courses. 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