Test Schedule & Assessment/Testing Centers
ATTENTION STUDENTS:
ALL ASSESSMENT TESTS FOR PERMISSION TO REGISTER FOR A&P I (BIOL 2401) MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN TESTING DATES. TESTING COMPLETED OUTSIDE OF THE TESTING DATES WILL NOT BE PROCESSED.
A&P I Assessment Dates
| Semester of Registration for A&P I | Fall 2019 | Spring 2020 | Summer 2020 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Testing Dates | June 3, 2019 - August 21, 2019 | Sept 16, 2019 - Jan 15, 2020 | Mar 9, 2020 - May 21, 2020 Testing suspended |
| Permission granted for semesters: | Fall '19, Spring '20, Summer ' 20 | Spring '20, Summer '20, Fall '20 | Summer '20, Fall '20, Spring '21 |
Click here to view A&P Assessment/Testing Center Testing Hours
The A&P I Assessment Test is administered in the ACC Assessment/Testing Centers (located on every ACC campus).
No appointment is required. However, the test can take anywhere between 45 minutes and 1.5 hours to complete. The centers will not let you start the test unless you have time to finish, so check the Hours of Operation and plan accordingly.
You must bring the following when you take the Assessment Tests
ACCeID Number (Student ID Number)
ACC Student ID or Government Issued Photo ID
Receipt of payment for A&P I Assessment Fee
General Information About the Assessment Test
Passing is a score of 70% or higher.
BIOL 2401 registration requires a passing score on the A&P I Assessment Test.
You must wait 24 hours between test attempts, limited to three (3) A&P I attempts per semester.
Allow up to 5 business days for processing of score(s).
Passing score is 70% or higher. A passing score receives permission to register for one academic year (3 consecutive registration periods).
What if I will not be in Austin or the ACC district and service area during the assessment testing dates?
ACC district and service area map
Students who are out of town during testing dates may be able to arrange an exam by proctor at another location. Students must contact Linda Gonzalez by email at linda.gonzalez@austincc.edu or by phone at 512-223-7475. You must locate a test location in your area (usually a college or university testing center) and then provide the contact name, email address and web site for the school so that the location can be verified. This information can be provided by email or by phone. Please note it may take a few days for us to contact the testing center and coordinate testing materials. Please be sure to leave your name, ACCeID, phone number and email so that we may contact you. If you need to test overseas and are not able to locate an authorized testing center, contact Linda Gonzalez at email provided for suggestions.