Services
Placement
Based on your EPT Test Scores
for Placement you may be placed into one or two of the following
preparatory English courses: English 1E, ASAM 1, AFRS 1, CHLS 1,
ALP/ALI 145, ALP/ALI 150. Based on your ELM Test
Scores for Placement you may be placed into one or both of the
following Prebaccalaureate Mathematics courses: MAPB 1 and MABP 7 or
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Intervention
If you have difficulty in your courses, PASS counselors
can provide you support by referring you for tutorial services and
additional screening for referral to appropriate resources to decide
if you need other learning skills strategies or evaluation for more
serious learning difficulties in the subject matter.
Other services may include:
Registration assistance, placement advising into appropriate-level
English and /or Math courses, follow-up appointments for students
on probation, program and intra-campus referrals, special academic
actions, the Writer's Resource Lab referral, provide Equivalencies
for prebaccalaureate-level English and Math courses at other colleges,
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Tracking
The trustees of the California State University have established
rules (see Executive Order
665) for placement of entering students into appropriate Mathematics
and English classes. In addition they have set timelines for
completion of any required remedial/developmental course.
The PASS counseling program monitors
your progress in these preparatory English and Mathematics courses
that are required for entrance into Freshmen-level English composition
and/or Mathematics courses. Our goal is to be sure that you are
making progress and completing these classes as stated in the CSU
remediation policy. If placed into the preparatory classes, you
must enroll into these courses each semester until your receive
credit and you are required to complete the remedial requirement
within one year. If you have not successfully completed all required
preparatory course work by the established deadline, you will not
be allowed to enroll in courses at CSULB for subsequent semesters.
Even if you have already registered for classes, you can be disenrolled.
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