Enrolled undergraduate students who wish to take any on-line placement exam must request access by contacting their home school or college (School and College directory for Placement Exam information). Authorized staff within the schools and colleges will add the placement exam student group to the student’s record.
The student will be able to access the placement exams 24 hours after this action has been completed.
Go to: Currently enrolled returning Undergraduate students, as well as any Graduate student who wishes to take a Placement Exam, must be granted access. To request access to placement exams, students should go to MySlice > Student Services > Placement Exams > Click: Take Placement ExamsTake Placement Exams, provide the required information and send the automatic email. The Placement Exams will become available via MySlice approximately 24 hours after the request has been processed. The requesting student will receive an email notify him/her when access has been granted, and s/he is able to take the exam. Please note that requests submitted on Fridays, weekends, or holidays will be processed on the next regular business day.
NOTE: Log into MySlice using your NetID (example= jsmoe) and password. To look up, activate or reset your NetID password visit http://its.syr.edu/netid/.
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Graduate and Law students are not usually required to take math or language placement exams. The exception is English as a Second Language placement exam which is only offered in person by the Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics department. For information about the ELAE exam contact the department at 315at 315-443-2175.
Graduate or Law students who wish to take an on-line language placement exam should contact the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics at 315at 315-443-2175 and request access. LLL will add the placement exam student group to the student’s record; the student will be able to access to the placement exam pages 24 hours this action has been completed.
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- Department of Public Administration and International Affairs
- 215 Eggers Hall
- Phone: 315-443-4000
- Fax: 315-443-9721