ACCUPLACER Math Study Guide

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What should I study for the ACCUPLACER Math Test?

Our ACCUPLACER math study guide thoroughly covers the math concepts you’ll see on the ACCUPLACER math test. As you work your way through the guide, you’ll learn which lessons you understand with confidence, the topics for which you need a brief refresher, and the concepts which you still need to master. Our targeted video instruction is designed to teach you concepts you haven’t yet learned and to strengthen the skills that you already have. After you’ve used our guided lessons to build your foundation, you can review everything you've learned by testing yourself at the end!

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23:43 28 Dec 23
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17:08 12 Dec 23
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20:47 08 Dec 23
First off, I just want to say thank you because these lessons helped me so much to prepare. I have been out of school for a long time and recently decided to take the plunge to go back. Before I did I had to retake my math Accuplacer and was incredibly nervous about doing so as math was never my strong suit in school. The lessons on Math Help really allowed me to understand the material in a simplistic way that I could retain easily. I took my test today and did way better than I expected. From the bottom of my heart I just want to say thank you so much for this invaluable resource for people like myself who may struggle immensely with math.
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Kristina Capron
13:34 04 Nov 23
I qualified for my goal of College Algebra. I haven't taken a math class since 2004 and have always disliked it. I found your Accuplacer QAS and AAF lessons to be easy to follow and actually looked forward to them. I liked that the videos and lessons were short so that I could stay focused with review questions at the end. I am very happy with my results, and I would recommend this course to anyone wanting to prepare for the test. i’m
Sally Haag
Sally Haag
13:49 23 Aug 23
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Brooklyn Scheese
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18:04 20 Aug 23
I passed the Accuplacer! Thank you for the help. The way the course was set up felt like I was in a real classroom, where I could see the work being done with tips and tricks here and there. The practice questions after the introduction helped alot as well. I will definitely sign up again if I need math help again. The lessons on fractions, and all algebra lessons helped the most. Honestly, the whole course helped especially after not having math for 5 years.
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14:40 13 Aug 23
I am horrible with math was a blank slate prior to MathHelp as I haven’t touched math in nearly 2 years. I found the short 45 second to 1 min videos to be tremendously helpful. Very straight forward and I never felt lost. I made above average on my accuplacer! Will definitely be using again for standardized tests in the future.
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Kamren Primeaux
17:22 05 Aug 23
I did great on the Accuplacer and the math lessons were clear and helpful
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10:46 05 Jun 23
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15:37 17 Apr 23
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17:10 12 Mar 23
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21:42 17 Jan 23
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Sarah Duke
Sarah Duke
09:11 12 Dec 22
In school I had big problems with math and always considered myself like a liberal arts person. But with this course I prepared for the Accuplacer to be able to take classes I need in college without mandatory remedial classes and I even fell in love with math. And now I understand it very well, thanks to you, and I find it charming to solve different type of equations. Even though English is not my first language I was able to understand everything. So after preparation from scratch I passed this test very easily to the level I needed. So thank you, guys! You’ve made a great product!
Asya Hirst Caron
Asya Hirst Caron
14:53 16 May 22
The Accuplacer Elementary Algebra exam went really well. I was able to place into my appropriate college algebra class, and I surprised myself with my score even. I had not been in school for years and the courses on MathHelp made jumping back in so much easier. There were so many helpful elements of the course. The instructional videos and the practice exam were instrumental in helping me.
Rachel Barba
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15:36 30 Sep 21
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Should you study for the ACCUPLACER Math Test?

If you’re taking the ACCUPLACER math test soon, it’s key that you study as much as possible to be certain you do well. There’s quite a bit at stake, as you’ll learn shortly. Our ACCUPLACER math study guide can help identify the areas you need to focus on.

More about the ACCUPLACER Math Test

The ACCUPLACER math test was designed by the same organization that creates the SAT exam each year. However, you’ll find that it’s a very different sort of test. For one, it's untimed, which lets you breathe a bit easier as you work your way through the exam. Also, it’s a computer-adaptive test, which means the difficulty of each question will rise and fall as you answer questions. Get one right and the next question is harder. Get one wrong and the next one is easier. Over time, this matches the questions to your skill level, and your final score is a factor of how many questions you answer correctly and their level of difficulty. Some of the math concepts on the exam include:

Fundamental Arithmetic:

  • Operations involving whole numbers and fractions
  • Operations involving decimals and percents
  • Applications and problem solving

Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics (QAS):

  • Rational numbers, ratio and proportional relationships, and exponents
  • Algebraic expressions, linear equations, linear applications, inequalities, and graphs
  • Geometry concepts, descriptive statistics, and probability sets

Advanced Algebra and Functions (AAF):

  • Linear equations, linear applications and graphs, and factoring
  • Quadratics, radical and rational equations, and functions
  • Polynomial equations, exponential and logarithmic equations, and trigonometry

How are my ACCUPLACER Exam results used?

The results of your ACCUPLACER math test are used by colleges and universities to determine which math courses you’ll need to complete in order to earn your degree. It’s a placement test, and schools use poor performance as an indicator that remedial math classes are required.

If possible, it’s best to avoid remedial classes, because they don’t earn credits toward your degree, but you have to pay for them. The result is time and money wasted along with the potential for delayed graduation. But the greater risk, as reported by the Brookings Institution, is that students required to take remedial classes when entering college are less likely to complete their degree program than similar students who don’t need remediation. Given the importance of a college education in today’s economy, there’s a lot at stake when taking the ACCUPLACER math test.

How do I study for my ACCUPLACER Math Test?

Our ACCUPLACER math study guide will help. It’s perfectly okay if you’ve forgotten some math concepts and never learned others. This is very common. Our study guide is set up in a very organized way so that you can easily identify areas where you need improvement, and our guided lessons will strengthen your knowledge and boost your performance on test day.

Remember that the ACCUPLACER exam is untimed, so there’s no need to get stressed out when you take your test. Plus you’ll have the confidence that comes from knowing that you’ve done everything you can do to prepare. The MathHelp ACCUPLACER math study guide is your partner in success.

We wish you good luck and a high score!

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