ACCUPLACER Tests

Appointments

ACCUPLACER tests are being administered daily at 10:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.  There are two available appointments at each time, each day.  You must schedule an advance appointment.  You must schedule a separate appointment for each Accuplacer test you take. Please note which test you will take, QRAS (Math*) or Writing (English,) in the sign up comment section.

Please use the link below to sign up for a day and time to take the Accuplacer. If you plan to take more than one test, please sign up for a timeslot for each test.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c094ca9a92aa4f85-accuplacer

Students who have applied to/are accepted to the University of New Orleans but are unable come to the UNO Campus can take the Accuplacer Math (QRAS*) or English (Writing) at another location or using an online proctoring service. To ensure your scores are submitted to UNO, Testing Services must create a Remote Accuplacer Voucher for you. To request a Remote Accuplacer Voucher, please email testing@uno.edu. 

Students who are applying to/are accepted to other institutions should contact those schools for instructions on signing up for an Accuplacer exam.

Requirements

The test taker will be required to present a valid, unexpired photo-ID (ex. government issued driver's license, state identification card, or passport.) 

Cost

$25.00 per test, payable on site on the day of test administration by credit card or debit card.

Scores

You will receive your ACCUPLACER test results printout after you have completed testing.  

Retest Policy

The ACCUPLACER test can be taken a total of three times within a 30 day period starting with the first test attempt. Test takers can only take one test in each subject  per day.

For more information, please consult the ACCUPLACER website.

Disability Related Accommodations

The ACCUPLACER tests are not timed.  To request other accommodations, please contact Testing Services 504-280-8378 or the UNO Office of Disability Services | The University of New Orleans (uno.edu).

*  A test taker must score 278 or higher on the QRAS, to then qualify for the AAF.  When you reach that score, the AAF automatically begins/launches in the test session.  When finished testing , the test taker will have generated both a QRAS score and a AAF score in the report.