College Placement
At FSCJ, there are different ways to determine your placement:
College Placement Exams*
SAT: If you took the SAT in the last two years, log in to Collegeboard.org to send your official score report to FSCJ, or you can visit a campus Assessment Center to have your scores loaded. You'll need to know your login to Collegeboard.org, and you won't have to pay to have your scores sent!
ACT: If you took the ACT in the last two years, log in to ACT.org to send your official score report to FSCJ, or you can visit a campus Assessment Center to have your scores loaded. You'll need to know your login to ACT.org, and you won't have to pay to have your scores sent!
ACCUPLACER Next Generation: This test helps determine your readiness for college-level courses. It covers Reading, Writing, Quantitative Reasoning-Algebra and Statistics (QAS), and Next Generation Advanced Algebra and Functions (AAF).
P.E.R.T. (Postsecondary Education Readiness Test): This test assesses your skills in English, Math and Reading. It's not about passing or failing but helps place you in the right starting classes for success at FSCJ.
*You can schedule an appointment to take the Accuplacer Next Generation or P.E.R.T. by visiting fscj.edu/assessment. FSCJ Assessment and Certification Center staff can help you determine which placement exam best meets your needs.
Prior College Credit
If you've taken college English and Math at another college/university, send your official transcripts to FSCJ for evaluation. You can have them sent electronically from a transcript provider using studentrecords@fscj.edu. FSCJ’s mailing address is P.O. Box 40515, Jacksonville, FL 32203.
International transcripts require a NACES evaluation. Please visit NACES.org to locate a member.
SB1720 Exemption
Effective November 2013 under SB 1720, if you entered the ninth grade in a Florida public school in 2003 or after, graduated from a Florida public high school with a standard Florida high school diploma, OR if you are a student who is serving as an active duty member of any branch of the U.S. Armed Services, you will not be required to take placement testing.