Testing Appointments
Testing is by appointment only. Please read the testing center policies before scheduling.
Testing Center Policies
Placement Test Score Guide
Tests Offered
Examples of testing accommodations include:
- Tests read-aloud by a computer or a proctor.
- Tests printed with large print font or magnified on a computer.
- Tests printed on colored paper.
- Tests with reduced distraction or extra time.
ASU-Beebe offers accommodations on every test given. You will need to allow 24 hours from registering to take the test for your instructor and the Testing Center to communicate about passwords or testing materials to assist you in your test with accommodations.
On test day, please bring a government-issued photo ID.
For more information, call 501.882.8812 or email testing@asub.edu.
The Accuplacer exam is a computerized test that evaluates students' reading, math and English skills to place them in the appropriate college courses by assessing their skills and knowledge.
While the test is not timed, it is recommended to set aside at least one and a half to two hours if you are taking the whole thing. There are three sections:
- Reading | 20 multiple-choice reading comprehension questions.
- WritePlacer | 300 to 600 word essay related to the given topic. OR Writing | 20 multiple-choice grammar-related questions.*
- Quantitive Reasoning, Algebra and Statistics (QAS) | 20 multiple-choice algebra questions.
How much does the test cost?
The Accuplacer test costs $15 whether the examinee takes one or all subjects.
Where do I pay for the test?
When is the exam offered?
The Accuplacer is offered at different times for each campus.
How can I register for this exam?
Click on a registration link above to schedule a test. If you are having issues online, please call the campus you are wishing to test at for assistance in scheduling your next exam.
How can I prepare for this exam?
Test prep information can be found at:
- CollegeBoard Accuplacer (Information for Students)
- Study Apps for tablets, smartphones, and computers
- Next-Generation Practice Tests
- 63 Writeplacer Help Guide
Can I use a calculator?
You cannot use a hand-held calculator, though there is one on-screen to use during the math portion of the test.
What should I bring on the day of the test?
You must bring the receipt from the Cashier’s Office and a valid photo ID.
When will I receive my scores?
You may print your results as soon as you complete the exam. You may also look up your score at the Accuplacer Score Report.
What is the retest policy?
You can retest the next available testing day to repeat any section of the Accuplacer exam. You can take the Accuplacer test up to three times within 30 days.
The student will need to schedule their exam time by coordinating with their instructor and the Testing Coordinator. You will need to wait 24 hours after scheduling your make-up test to take it in order to allow time for your instructor to communicate with the Testing Center about testing materials.
Students who need accommodations for testing due to a professionally diagnosed and documented disability, must contact Disability Services.
Part-time adjunct faculty or their designee(s) are responsible for transportation and submission of test materials to the Testing Center either in-person, by email or via campus mail.
Yes, if you are at least 13 years old, you may register to take the CLEP test from home. Please go here https://clep.collegeboard.org/about-remote-proctoring/take-clep-exam-remote-proctoring to learn more about registering and taking the CLEP test remotely, from home.
The non-refundable CLEP fee is $93 per exam. This fee is paid when registering for CLEP online through the College Board.
A $25 non-refundable administration fee is charged for each exam.
Payment can be made at the Cashier's/Business Offices at each of our campus locations before the exam is administered.
Correspondence tests may be taken at any campus location.
Please contact the Testing Center to schedule an appointment to take an exam. You will need to allow 24 hours from registering to taking the test to allow time for your instructor and the Testing Center to communicate about testing materials.
It is the responsibility of the examinee to supply the Testing Center with all the necessary information for correspondence testing and ensure all testing materials are received by the Testing Coordinator before a test can be administered.
$25 administration fee receipt.
The Dantes Subject Standardized Test is a credit-by-exam testing program. DSST is designed to measure and evaluate an individual’s knowledge of a particular subject. The program has made over 30 test titles available to candidates to receive course credit by simply obtaining a passing score for the exam.
- Military personnel receive one free exam per test title. If the test is not passed and the candidate wishes to retest, the test and administration fee will apply. Bring paid receipt from the ASU-Beebe Business Office to test site on the day of the exam.
- Non-military personnel pay the following amounts on the day of the exam:
- $100 per test with a credit card only (VISA, Mastercard or American Express).
- The test fee is paid at the candidate’s testing station before beginning the test.
- $25 non-refundable administration fee (debit card, credit card, check or money order payable to ASU-Beebe).
- Individuals cannot pay for the exam before the day of the test.
This exam is only offered on the Little Rock Air Force Base (LRAFB) campus.
Advanced registration is required. Registration for this exam is paper-based and specific to the LRAFB campus. Students must register for the test at the LRAFB campus no later than 5 p.m. the day prior to testing.
Candidates are able to view their scores immediately after the completion of the test. The candidate will then be able to print their scores. Additionally, the candidate can view their scores after completion by logging onto Prometric TC Net. The public speaking exam is the only DSST exam that cannot be viewed by logging into the candidate's account.
These reports are mailed to the candidate’s designated institution within seven to ten business days. Candidates may not receive an official score report if the candidate has previously taken the test and has not paid the testing and administration fee. DSST currently does not prevent DANTES-funded candidates from completing a test without payment.
Candidates must wait 30 days from the last testing date before retesting on the same exam title. Candidates who test on the same exam title within 30 days will receive an invalis score report.
This assessment is only utilized for specific ASU-Beebe degree programs, such as the Agricultural Technology/John Deere program.
Currently, there is no fee for this exam.
This test is offered only on the Beebe campus.
The exam is offered on an as-needed basis.
You will receive your scores upon completion of your test.
What should I bring on the day of the test?
You must bring a current government-issued photo ID.
Pearson MyLab is an online platform used in many of our math courses.
There is no fee for taking this test. Please have your current photo ID with you when you arrive to test.