English Placement Rules
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High School Performance |
Recommended Placement |
|---|---|
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HS GPA of 2.6 or higher |
English A100: no additional academic or concurrent support |
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HS GPA of 1.9 - 2.59 |
English A100: additional academic and concurrent support recommended |
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HS GPA of less than 1.9 |
English A100: additional academic and concurrent support strongly recommended |
Note: All rule sets use the overall, unweighted GPA.
Questions? Contact us at occassessment@occ.cccd.edu
Math Placement Rules
For First-Level Transfer Courses
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High School Performance |
Recommended Placement |
|---|---|
| HS GPA of 3.0 or higher | MATH A100, A104, A160: no additional academic or co-requisite support recommended. |
| HS GPA of 2.3 - 2.9 | MATH A100, A160: additional academic and co-requisite support recommended. Placement into MATH A104. |
| HS GPA of less than 2.3 | MATH A100, A160: co-requisite support required. Placement into MATH A104. |
OR
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High School Performance |
Recommended Placement |
|---|---|
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HS GPA of 3.4 or higher AND C or higher in Algebra 2 OR |
MATH A115, A120, A155: no additional academic or co-requisite support recommended. |
| HS GPA of 2.6 or higher OR Enrolled in HS Pre-Calculus |
MATH A115, A120, A155: additional academic and co-requisite support recommended. |
| HS GPA less than 2.6 or lower & no Pre-Calculus | MATH A115, A120: co-requisite support required. Placement into MATH A155. |
Note: If you're not sure which First-Level Transfer Course for math is right for you, please make an appointment with a Counselor .
For Higher Level Transfer Courses:
Students can place in Math A140, A170, and A180 based on the following approved rule sets:
For students enrolling directly after graduating from high school:
| High School Course | Optional Placement |
|---|---|
| Pre-Calculus w/ C or higher | MATH A140 or MATH A180 |
| Trigonometry w/ C or higher | MATH A170 |
Note: All rule sets use the overall, unweighted GPA.
In the case of a 2 semester course, the student will need to earn a C or higher both semesters.
In the case of a 2 semester course, the student will need to earn a C or higher both semesters.
Questions? Contact us at occassessment@occ.cccd.edu