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Minimum Math Requirement |
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Math Exams No Calculators are allowed |
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| Math 108 | Math 110 | Math 305/306 | |
| This 20 problem test is given as a tool to help you
determine if you are properly prepared for Math 108 at BYU-Idaho. Be
completely honest in taking this test. If you enroll in a class you
are not prepared for, it will only slow your progress and hurt your grade.
You should get at least 14 correct on the actual test, (similar to this one), given to registered Math 108 students in the testing center. Should you score below a 14 on the actual test, you will need to talk with your instructor regarding your options, which may include refreshing your algebra skills by enrolling in Math 101. It is also important to remember that this exam is not a reflection of what Math 108 will cover but rather is an overview of the minimum algebraic fundamentals you should have mastered previously in order to be successful in the Math 108 Quantitative Reasoning course. Please see your instructor or the BYU-Idaho Mathematics Department for more information. |
This
34 problem test is given as a tool to help you determine if you are
properly prepared for Math 110 at BYU-Idaho. Be completely honest in
taking this test. If you enroll in a class you are not prepared for,
it will only slow your progress and hurt your grade.
You should get at least 21 correct on the actual test, (similar to these two practice forms), given to registered Math 110 students. Should you score below a 21 on the actual test, you will need to talk with your instructor regarding your options, which may include refreshing your algebra skills by enrolling in a Math 101 course prior to attempting Math 110. |
The Math 305 Prerequisite
Exam is no longer given in the testing center. The exam now has three parts:
The exam is given in the Math Department Computer Lab. You must enroll to take the exam in Blackboard through the El Ed Department or through Angela Donnelly in the Math Department. The test must be scheduled through Angela Donnelly. All the practice problems are at the Blackboard site.
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Math 108 |
Math 110 Form A |
Math 110 Form B |
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