ALEKS Math Reassessment
What is the ALEKS Assessment?
- ALEKS covers beginning Algebra through Calculus
- Contains 25-30 questions
- Takes on average 90 minutes, but you have up to 48 hours to complete once you start.
- The assessment is individualized in that ALEKS chooses later questions based on student responses to earlier questions.
After the first assessment, ALEKS creates an individualized study plan in the learning modules shaped to your learning needs. After spending time in the learning modules, you have the option to take the ALEKS reassessment in-person or remotely using respondus monitor.
*Respondus monitor requires lockdown browser, microphone and camera.
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Tips for the ALEKS assessment
- Take your time and do not use an outside calculator, help from someone else, or a website. This is not a test, so you are not penalized if you answer a question incorrectly. The only penalty will be the possibility of you placing into a math class that is above your current skill set.
- Scores are not percentages. They are converted into benchmarks to place students into an appropriate math class based on their skill level, so don鈥檛 panic if you see a score of 35, which is our average. That is not a 35 percent. (Once the assessment is complete, see "What does my score mean?" )
- It is okay to answer, 鈥淚 don鈥檛 know鈥�, but the assessment is adaptive so too many 鈥淚 don鈥檛 know鈥� answers will result in lower placement.
- To access ALEKS math assessment go to Flashline>student>resources>Placement Assessments>Math>Take your ALEKS Math Assessment, reassessment, or access ALEKS Learning Modules.
