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Student Assessment


The assessment process increases your probability of academic success, for it assists you in understanding how well you are prepared for college-level courses and aids you and your advisor in making decisions about courses. Thus to ensure that students are prepared for college-level coursework, each degree-seeking, first-time freshman in Colorado public higher education will be required to complete assessment tests in reading, writing, and mathematics, beginning in academic year 2001-02. Remedial instruction in the appropriate course(s) must be taken no later than the end of your freshman year (i.e., within the first 30 semester hours).

If your skills need to be strengthened, you will need to enroll in classes that are remedial in nature. These developmental courses ensure that you read, write, and do mathematics at a level necessary to function in college-level courses. Academic skills classes also are available to assist you with the study skills needed to be successful in college. Finally, some campuses offer courses in English as a Second Language (ESL). ESL classes prepare non-English speaking students for college-level work in the U.S.

The General Educational Development (GED) Test is available to individuals who did not graduate from high school but need a diploma to qualify for employment or entry to a postsecondary institution. Upon passing the test, the student receives a High School Equivalency Diploma. GED preparation programs are available in a variety of locations, including the following public postsecondary institutions in Colorado:

Denver:

- ABE/GED Institute
- Family Center
- Veteran's Upward Bound Program
  (serves only veterans released after 1955)
- Learning and Resource Center


Fort Collins:

- Center for Adult Learning

Fort Lupton:

- Fort Lupton

Fort Morgan:



Glenwood Springs:



Greeley:

- Developmental Education Office

Lamar:



Littleton:



Loveland:

- Loveland
- Center for Adult Learning in Loveland

Pueblo:



Sterling:



Trinidad:

- Adult Education Services
The information in the College Guide is provided and updated by third parties including the respective colleges and universities. While the colleges and universities are able to update the College Guide information at any time and this section, thereby, has the potential to offer the most accurate and up-to-date information available, the information is not independently validated, and no party associated with this website can accept responsibility for its accuracy.
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