When used for course placement, your recent high school records are the strongest predictor of college success. Please answer the following questions to determine if you are eligible to use your high school records, and if you must take action.
1. Did you or will you graduate high school between 2010-2020? Or, are you a dual enrolled 9-11th grader in need of a math placement?
2. Did you check your placement results and find it blank, incorrect, or expired?
Conditional Placement
Are you in 12th grade and currently taking Algebra 2 or Integrated Math 3 and expect to receive a C grade or better?
You can apply for Conditional Placement if:
You want to take Business or STEM transfer mathematics (Math 9, 25, 27, or 58) in the Fall 20 term, and you are currently enrolled in Algebra 2 or Integrated Math 3 in high school and expect to pass with a C grade or above.
Conditional Placement means you will be allowed to enroll in Math 9, 25, 27, 58 based on your current enrollment in Algebra 2 or Integrated Math 3. If you do not earn a passing grade, you will be dis-enrolled from the math class at SRJC. A Conditional Placement can be requested below.
Are you in 12th grade and currently taking Precalculus and expect to receive a C grade or better?
You can apply for Conditional Placement if:
You want to take Math 1A or 4 (Calculus or Discrete Mathematics) in the Fall 20 term, and you are currently enrolled in Precalculus in high school and expect to pass with a C grade or above.
Conditional Placement means you will be allowed to enroll in Math 1A or 4 based on your current enrollment in Precalculus. If you do not earn a passing grade, you will be dis-enrolled from the math class at SRJC. A Conditional Enrollment can be requested below.