Helpful Links to
General THEA and ACCUPLACER Information
WTAMU > Virtual Math Lab > THEA/ACCUPLACER
 Introduction
Sometimes, the questions that I get from students are not
math questions
but questions pertaining to general information about the THEA or ACCUPLACER. For example, where do I go to take the test, when do I
need
to take it, how much does it cost to take the test, etc.
If this is your first visit to our website, please read the disclaimer.
The following are some helpful links to websites that can
answer your
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Helpful Links for the THEA Test
This website is put together by the National Evaluation
Systems. It is the official website for the THEA test. It can lead to such information as how to register,
test dates, a THEA practice test, and a study guide order form.
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The STARR Center is a department at West Texas
A&M University (WTAMU) that has full time academic
advisors. One of the many things this department oversees is the
advising and registration of all THEA affected prospective and
currently enrolled students.
If you do not or are not planning to go to WTAMU, you may want to check
with your school to see if they have a department that can give you the
latest THEA information.
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Testing Services at WTAMU is branch of Educational
Services. This is where WTAMU students can go to take the THEA test. If you need
information about when and how the THEA test will be administered at
WTAMU, this is the place to check out.
If you do not or are not planning to go to WTAMU, you may want to check
with your school to see if they have a department that can give you the
latest testing information on the THEA test.
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Helpful Links for the ACCUPLACER Test
This website is put together by the The College
Board. It is a good source on general
information on the ACCUPLACER test. |
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This
website is also put together by the The College Board. It is
geared towards information for students who need to take the ACCUPLACER
test. It is a good source on general
information on the ACCUPLACER test. |
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The STARR Center is a department at West Texas
A&M University (WTAMU) that has full time academic
advisors. One of the many things this department oversees is the
advising and registration of all THEA (or ACCUPLACER) affected
prospective and
currently enrolled students. WTAMU has approved the
ACCUPLACER test as an alternative test to THEA.
If you do not or are not planning to go to WTAMU, you may want to check
with your school to see if they have a department that can give you the
latest ACCUPLACER information.
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Testing Services at WTAMU is branch of Educational
Services. This is where WTAMU students can go to take the ACCUPLACER test. If
you need information about when and how the ACCUPLACER test will be administered
at WTAMU, this is the place to check out.
If you do not or are not planning to go to WTAMU, you may want to check
with your school to see if they have a department that can give you the
latest testing information on the ACCUPLACER test.
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This
website is put together by Addison, Wesley and Longman. It has
eight practice tests with immediate feedback. |
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WTAMU > Virtual Math Lab > THEA/ACCUPLACER
Disclaimer:
Note that we can not
guarantee that you will pass your test after going through any of the tutorials
in this website. However, it will definitely help you to better
understand the topics covered. WTAMU and Kim Seward are not responsible
for how a student does on any test for any reason including not being able
to access the website due to any technology problems.
THEA is the registered
trademark of National Evaluation Systems, Inc. (NES). The material here has
neither been reviewed nor endorsed by NES.
ACCUPLACER is the registered trademark of the
College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB). The
material here has neither been reviewed nor endorsed by the CEEB.
Throughout this website, we link to various
outside sources.
WTAMU and Kim Seward do not have any ownership to any of these outside
websites and cannot give you permission to make any kind of copies of
anything found at any of these websites that we link to. It is purely for
you to link to for information or fun as you go through the study
session. Each of these websites have a copy right clause that you need to read
carefully if you are wanting to do anything other than go to the website and read
it. We discourage any illegal use of the webpages found at these
sites.
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All contents copyright (C) 2003 - 2008, WTAMU and Kim Seward. All rights reserved.
Last revised on August 8, 2008 by Kim Seward. |
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