Tuesday, 2 November 2010

Passing the Career Placement Test

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By Naomi West

A career placement test is a special test that is used to contemplate the various academic capabilities for reading, math, writing, and English. Each of these tests, no matter who made them, are given to students who have enrolled in college. The answers that they give on the test will determine what classes they should take and what level they are on.

In most schools these tests are basic and easy to pass. However, it is still recommended that you study for them before taking it. Without the proper preparation you could find yourself at a much lower level than you would like and you could lose important college time needed to meet your degree.

When preparing yourself you need to examine the weakest areas in your academic life. Everyone can do English, math, and reading - but not everyone can do them well. If you are weak in Algebra or Geometry than try to study up on it. It is things like this that you should be looking for.

Make the time to study and try to understand everything before you take the test. Most colleges will have a tutoring center that you can use. Another great way to study is to take practice tests. These will be similar to the real thing and will quiz you on sentence structure, grammar errors, math, and reading comprehension.

During the test you need to remember to stay calm and take your time. Try to arrive fifteen minutes early. This will allow you to calm your nerves and make sure that you are not late. Read over each question very carefully. The room will be quiet so you should have no distractions to bother with.

When you are taking the career placement test think about the answer that you wish to give. However, don’t take too long to finish it. These are usually timed and only allot a certain amount to each subject area.

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