What is math placement and who needs to take it?

Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech uses a proctored math placement assessment to help enroll you in the appropriate math class. After earning a placement score, students may register for the recommended course after meeting with their academic advisor. All incoming students must either take a proctored ALEKS math placement assessment or receive an exemption from the Admissions Office before they can enroll in courses.

How do I get an exemption?

Students who meet certain criteria may be eligible for an exemption. To request an exemption, ensure you meet one or more of the exemption criteria, and contact Admissions at oit@oit.edu with the following information:

• Official report of your AP, IB, CLEP, or college credit courses with your name, source of credit (such as your school's name), course name, and score or grade are visible

We'll consider you for an exemption once you provide this information.

If you're exempted from the math placement requirement, you'll be notified via email by the Admissions Office. Unless you've received an exemption from Admissions, you'll need to take the placement assessment to be able to register for courses.

Exemption Criteria

Students may qualify for an exemption if they have one or more of the following:

• College math credit (MATH 100 or higher) from a regionally accredited college or university
• AP Pre-Calculus, Calculus A/B, or Calculus B/C with a 3 or higher
• IB Mathematics or Further Mathematics
• Score of 50 or higher on the Calculus, College Algebra, Trigonometry, or College Algebra-Trigonometry CLEP exam

Frequently Asked Questions

Students are given 2 hours to complete the proctored ALEKS Math Placement Assessment. Students usually take between 60-90 minutes.

You can check the ALEKS Math Placement Chart to see what your score qualifies you for. Your scores will be added to your student registration information. When you meet with your advisor at New Wings, they will use this information, along with what you submitted on your Priority Enrollment Form, to place you in a math course.

For most questions about taking the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment, please contact Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech Admissions at oit@oit.edu or 541-885-1150.

Questions related to accommodations or tech support can be answered by ALEKS. Please see the below sections for contact information.

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Math Placement Support

Contact ALEKS (McGraw-Hill) for questions and arrangements pertaining to accommodated placement assessments.

To learn more about the available support and accommodations offered, please contact accessibility@mheducation.com. Visit the for additional support contact info.

For issues related to the assessment software or Respondus, ALEKS has tech support available:

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Taking the Assessment

• Real numbers (including fractions, integers, and percentages)
• Equations and inequalities (including linear equations, linear inequalities, systems of linear equations, and quadratic equations),
• Linear and quadratic functions (including graphs and functions, linear functions, and parabolas), exponents and polynomials (including integer exponents, polynomial arithmetic, factoring, and polynomial equations), rational expressions (including rational equations and rational functions
• Radical expressions (including higher roots and rational exponents)
• Exponentials and logarithms (including function compositions and inverse functions, properties of logarithms, and logarithmic equations)
• Geometry and trigonometry (including perimeter, area, and volume, coordinate geometry, trigonometric functions, and identities and equations).

Please view the for a complete list.

The ALEKS Math Placement Assessment is not multiple choice. It's open response and requires you to work out solutions with a paper and pencil before entering in your answers. Be sure to have scratch paper with you.

There will be an on-screen calculator available for each question that requires one. You may not use your own calculator.

You may only use a pen or pencil, paper, and the resources provided within the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment. You shouldn't receive assistance from friends, family, other websites, textbooks, or any other resource not provided by the assessment software. Using outside resources will lead to improper placement and potentially course failure. It is a violation of the institution’s honor code.

Because the assessment is adaptive, once you submit an answer, you cannot change it. Be sure to carefully check your answer before submitting.

It's likely you'll be asked questions on topics you haven't learned yet. This is by design, as it helps the assessment software understand what math topics you have and haven't learned.

For questions that you're already familiar with, it's important that you do your best to answer correctly.

For questions you're unfamiliar with, feel free to answer "I don't know," which will help the assessment adapt to your knowledge and provide an accurate placement score.

The system will allow you to access your placement assessment for 2 hours. The software will automatically log out after 30 minutes of inactivity. If this happens, you will need to begin the test again.

Since our assessment is proctored and timed, you'll be given a placement result, but it will not be a true reflection of your abilities. Please use the practice materials and take another attempt to ensure accurate math placement.

We will receive your scores from the assessment and provide them to your advisor. This will help them recommend the correct math course to you when you meet with them for your initial fall term registration.

Your placement result (overall score) is a number between 0 and 100. It represents the percentage of topics that you have mastered within ALEKS. Students who score below 30% or place below MATH 100 will be encouraged to enroll in MATH 101. Students will need to speak with an advisor who will then make recommendations and give further instructions.

You can retake the placement assessment up to four additional times to improve your score (the highest score will be used by your advisor for math placement). The software requires that you use the Learning Modules for a specific amount of time before you can make your second and third placement assessment attempts. The Learning Modules and the assessment adapt to your math knowledge as you go.

• Practice test — recommended before your first attempt so you understand how to navigate the tool and utilize the resources available
• 1st Attempt — remember to give yourself extra time to complete the verification steps before Attempt #1 (Note: verification will be required for each attempt)
• 48 Hours
• 2nd Attempt — complete 5 hours of Prep and Learning Modules
• 48 Hours
• 3rd Attempt — complete 5 hours of Prep and Learning Modules
• 48 Hours
• 4th Attempt — work in the Prep and Learning Modules to improve your score
• 48 Hours
• 5th Attempt — work in the Prep and Learning Modules to improve your score

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ the ALEKS Learning Modules

You will have six months of access to your Prep and Learning module. Access to the prep course begins once you select "start" at the top of your screen. Do not select "start" until you're ready to start working.

Access to a Prep and Learning Module is included along with the additional placement assessment attempts.

This is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of the Prep and Learning Modules offered within ALEKS. An individualized study plan will be created based on your performance on the initial placement assessment. ALEKS will identify what you know and what you are ready to learn next so you can brush up on lost knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Students are given 2 hours to complete the proctored ALEKS Math Placement Assessment. Students usually take between 60-90 minutes.

You can check the ALEKS Math Placement Chart to see what your score qualifies you for. Your scores will be added to your student registration information. When you meet with your advisor at New Wings, they will use this information, along with what you submitted on your Priority Enrollment Form, to place you in a math course.

For most questions about taking the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment, please contact Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech Admissions at oit@oit.edu or 541-885-1150.

Questions related to accommodations or tech support can be answered by ALEKS. Please see the below sections for contact information.

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Math Placement Support

Contact ALEKS (McGraw-Hill) for questions and arrangements pertaining to accommodated placement assessments.

To learn more about the available support and accommodations offered, please contact accessibility@mheducation.com. Visit the for additional support contact info.

For issues related to the assessment software or Respondus, ALEKS has tech support available:

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Taking the Assessment

• Real numbers (including fractions, integers, and percentages)
• Equations and inequalities (including linear equations, linear inequalities, systems of linear equations, and quadratic equations),
• Linear and quadratic functions (including graphs and functions, linear functions, and parabolas), exponents and polynomials (including integer exponents, polynomial arithmetic, factoring, and polynomial equations), rational expressions (including rational equations and rational functions
• Radical expressions (including higher roots and rational exponents)
• Exponentials and logarithms (including function compositions and inverse functions, properties of logarithms, and logarithmic equations)
• Geometry and trigonometry (including perimeter, area, and volume, coordinate geometry, trigonometric functions, and identities and equations).

Please view the for a complete list.

The ALEKS Math Placement Assessment is not multiple choice. It's open response and requires you to work out solutions with a paper and pencil before entering in your answers. Be sure to have scratch paper with you.

There will be an on-screen calculator available for each question that requires one. You may not use your own calculator.

You may only use a pen or pencil, paper, and the resources provided within the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment. You shouldn't receive assistance from friends, family, other websites, textbooks, or any other resource not provided by the assessment software. Using outside resources will lead to improper placement and potentially course failure. It is a violation of the institution’s honor code.

Because the assessment is adaptive, once you submit an answer, you cannot change it. Be sure to carefully check your answer before submitting.

It's likely you'll be asked questions on topics you haven't learned yet. This is by design, as it helps the assessment software understand what math topics you have and haven't learned.

For questions that you're already familiar with, it's important that you do your best to answer correctly.

For questions you're unfamiliar with, feel free to answer "I don't know," which will help the assessment adapt to your knowledge and provide an accurate placement score.

The system will allow you to access your placement assessment for 2 hours. The software will automatically log out after 30 minutes of inactivity. If this happens, you will need to begin the test again.

Since our assessment is proctored and timed, you'll be given a placement result, but it will not be a true reflection of your abilities. Please use the practice materials and take another attempt to ensure accurate math placement.

We will receive your scores from the assessment and provide them to your advisor. This will help them recommend the correct math course to you when you meet with them for your initial fall term registration.

Your placement result (overall score) is a number between 0 and 100. It represents the percentage of topics that you have mastered within ALEKS. Students who score below 30% or place below MATH 100 will be encouraged to enroll in MATH 101. Students will need to speak with an advisor who will then make recommendations and give further instructions.

You can retake the placement assessment up to four additional times to improve your score (the highest score will be used by your advisor for math placement). The software requires that you use the Learning Modules for a specific amount of time before you can make your second and third placement assessment attempts. The Learning Modules and the assessment adapt to your math knowledge as you go.

• Practice test — recommended before your first attempt so you understand how to navigate the tool and utilize the resources available
• 1st Attempt — remember to give yourself extra time to complete the verification steps before Attempt #1 (Note: verification will be required for each attempt)
• 48 Hours
• 2nd Attempt — complete 5 hours of Prep and Learning Modules
• 48 Hours
• 3rd Attempt — complete 5 hours of Prep and Learning Modules
• 48 Hours
• 4th Attempt — work in the Prep and Learning Modules to improve your score
• 48 Hours
• 5th Attempt — work in the Prep and Learning Modules to improve your score

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ the ALEKS Learning Modules

You will have six months of access to your Prep and Learning module. Access to the prep course begins once you select "start" at the top of your screen. Do not select "start" until you're ready to start working.

Access to a Prep and Learning Module is included along with the additional placement assessment attempts.

This is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of the Prep and Learning Modules offered within ALEKS. An individualized study plan will be created based on your performance on the initial placement assessment. ALEKS will identify what you know and what you are ready to learn next so you can brush up on lost knowledge.

Frequently Asked Questions

Students are given 2 hours to complete the proctored ALEKS Math Placement Assessment. Students usually take between 60-90 minutes.

You can check the ALEKS Math Placement Chart to see what your score qualifies you for. Your scores will be added to your student registration information. When you meet with your advisor at New Wings, they will use this information, along with what you submitted on your Priority Enrollment Form, to place you in a math course.

For most questions about taking the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment, please contact Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech Admissions at oit@oit.edu or 541-885-1150.

Questions related to accommodations or tech support can be answered by ALEKS. Please see the below sections for contact information.

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Math Placement Support

Contact ALEKS (McGraw-Hill) for questions and arrangements pertaining to accommodated placement assessments.

To learn more about the available support and accommodations offered, please contact accessibility@mheducation.com. Visit the for additional support contact info.

For issues related to the assessment software or Respondus, ALEKS has tech support available:

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Taking the Assessment

• Real numbers (including fractions, integers, and percentages)
• Equations and inequalities (including linear equations, linear inequalities, systems of linear equations, and quadratic equations),
• Linear and quadratic functions (including graphs and functions, linear functions, and parabolas), exponents and polynomials (including integer exponents, polynomial arithmetic, factoring, and polynomial equations), rational expressions (including rational equations and rational functions
• Radical expressions (including higher roots and rational exponents)
• Exponentials and logarithms (including function compositions and inverse functions, properties of logarithms, and logarithmic equations)
• Geometry and trigonometry (including perimeter, area, and volume, coordinate geometry, trigonometric functions, and identities and equations).

Please view the for a complete list.

The ALEKS Math Placement Assessment is not multiple choice. It's open response and requires you to work out solutions with a paper and pencil before entering in your answers. Be sure to have scratch paper with you.

There will be an on-screen calculator available for each question that requires one. You may not use your own calculator.

You may only use a pen or pencil, paper, and the resources provided within the ALEKS Math Placement Assessment. You shouldn't receive assistance from friends, family, other websites, textbooks, or any other resource not provided by the assessment software. Using outside resources will lead to improper placement and potentially course failure. It is a violation of the institution’s honor code.

Because the assessment is adaptive, once you submit an answer, you cannot change it. Be sure to carefully check your answer before submitting.

It's likely you'll be asked questions on topics you haven't learned yet. This is by design, as it helps the assessment software understand what math topics you have and haven't learned.

For questions that you're already familiar with, it's important that you do your best to answer correctly.

For questions you're unfamiliar with, feel free to answer "I don't know," which will help the assessment adapt to your knowledge and provide an accurate placement score.

The system will allow you to access your placement assessment for 2 hours. The software will automatically log out after 30 minutes of inactivity. If this happens, you will need to begin the test again.

Since our assessment is proctored and timed, you'll be given a placement result, but it will not be a true reflection of your abilities. Please use the practice materials and take another attempt to ensure accurate math placement.

We will receive your scores from the assessment and provide them to your advisor. This will help them recommend the correct math course to you when you meet with them for your initial fall term registration.

Your placement result (overall score) is a number between 0 and 100. It represents the percentage of topics that you have mastered within ALEKS. Students who score below 30% or place below MATH 100 will be encouraged to enroll in MATH 101. Students will need to speak with an advisor who will then make recommendations and give further instructions.

You can retake the placement assessment up to four additional times to improve your score (the highest score will be used by your advisor for math placement). The software requires that you use the Learning Modules for a specific amount of time before you can make your second and third placement assessment attempts. The Learning Modules and the assessment adapt to your math knowledge as you go.

• Practice test — recommended before your first attempt so you understand how to navigate the tool and utilize the resources available
• 1st Attempt — remember to give yourself extra time to complete the verification steps before Attempt #1 (Note: verification will be required for each attempt)
• 48 Hours
• 2nd Attempt — complete 5 hours of Prep and Learning Modules
• 48 Hours
• 3rd Attempt — complete 5 hours of Prep and Learning Modules
• 48 Hours
• 4th Attempt — work in the Prep and Learning Modules to improve your score
• 48 Hours
• 5th Attempt — work in the Prep and Learning Modules to improve your score

Common Questions Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ the ALEKS Learning Modules

You will have six months of access to your Prep and Learning module. Access to the prep course begins once you select "start" at the top of your screen. Do not select "start" until you're ready to start working.

Access to a Prep and Learning Module is included along with the additional placement assessment attempts.

This is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of the Prep and Learning Modules offered within ALEKS. An individualized study plan will be created based on your performance on the initial placement assessment. ALEKS will identify what you know and what you are ready to learn next so you can brush up on lost knowledge.

Certificates available from Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech

New for Fall 2024, Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech is launching 12 new certificates designed to boost your knowledge and skills in new areas. Most of these certificates are only six classes and can be completed in as little as three terms, or completed over a longer period, based on your needs.

Why would you consider a certificate instead of a degree? Certificates have a direct focus and a shorter time commitment. For all certificates other than our Polysomnography program, we suggest you apply using our Non-Degree Seeking application. The Non-Degree application does not have an application fee and there aren't any admission requirements to meet!

This 18 credit certificate is designed to help you develop the skills to be an effective team leader, supervisor, or project manager. The certificate includes business management principles, marketing, project management, entrepreneurship, human resources, and more.

Click here to learn more about this certificate.

This 18-credit certificate is designed to help you develop the skills and knowledge needed in understanding various business systems and how they are connected. By completing this certificate you gain an introduction to the technology-infused business skills, giving insight and knowledge required to get ahead in today's data-driven global marketplace.

The Cultural Competency certificate focuses on health disparities and the underlying social, cultural, economic, and policy-related factors that contribute to health and illness. Courses include communication, ethics, sociology and population health.

Click here to learn more about this certificate.

The Ethics certificate is designed to provide advanced ethical reasoning skills and an advanced ethically relevant knowledge base.

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Learn the essential skills needed to begin your career in GIS! This 18 credit certificate can be completed over several terms, so you can fit classes into your busy life!

Click here to learn more about this certificate.

The Health Communication certificate prepares you to communicate clearly and effectively to a diverse audience across a variety of channels. Courses include interpersonal and intercultural communication, health communication, negotiation and conflict management and communication theory. 

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Learn the essentials in Management Information Systems with this 18-credit certificate. This path prepares you with entry-level skills and the foundation for a new career in information systems. Topics include networking, relational databases, cloud computing, and systems administration.

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PACS involves the acquisition, display, transmission and archiving of digital medical images. PACS handles images from all modalities, including ultrasonography, radiography, magnetic resonance imaging, positron emission tomography and computed tomography. They replace traditional film archives and enable off-site viewing and diagnosis. This 18 credit certificate can be completed in as little as nine months.

Click here to learn more about this certificate.

Polysomnography is the study of sleep. Polysomnographic Technologists perform sleep studies on patients to help doctors identify and treat sleep disorders. This certificate is a full-time 9 month cohort. It is a combination of online courses and hands-on clinicals completed at your local sleep center. This program begins every September.

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The Proposal & Grant Writing certificate prepares students and professionals with the skills and concepts to produce documents that initiate and support projects, both logistically and financially. In addition to core-writing classes in composition and technical writing, students take at least three courses in proposal and grant writing, business, and ethics.

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The Social Determinants of Health certificate is a six-course focus on current health issues, population health, health inqualities, and ethics.

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The Tech-Infused Global Leadership certificate provides you with an introduction to global business skills needed in many industries. The certificate focuses on topics in international leadership and management skills with an infusion of technology-based curriculum essential in today's workplace.

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The Technical & Medical Writing certificate prepares students and professionals with skills for writing in technical and medical contexts. In addition to core-writing classes in composition and technical writing, students take at least three courses focused on a healthcare context.

The User Experience (UX) Writing certificate brings together design and writing to create user friendly interactions for users when they engage with a product or service. Students and professionals in this certificate program will learn principles of technical writing with user research and product design.

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Application Process

Admission to Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech as a degree-seeking student is not required for most of the certificates above. Instead we recommend our Non-Degree Seeking application. Financial aid is not offered to certificate students but a payment plan is available. Applicants to the Polysomnography certificate must apply as an Online First-Year or Online Transfer student.

Follow the steps below to get started:

1. Submit the .
2. Watch for an email from the Admissions Office confirming you are admitted.
3. Register yourself for classes when registration opens.

Non-degree seeking students do not pay application fee or matriculation fee since they are not attending a degree program. We also do not require official transcripts from your prior schools. You could complete up to 8 credits per term in fall, winter, and spring terms, and 15 credits in summer term.

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In compliance with USDOE regulations, current and prospective students can find information about state authorization status and complaint processes here.

Online Academic Advising

With Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech Online, most degree-seeking students have a Faculty Advisor and Professional Advisor. Your advisors will reach out to you shortly after your admission to the university and support you through graduation.

Click here to select your program and find your advisors.

Your Faculty Advisor is your guide and mentor through your program. They make course recommendations and ensure you’re on the right path for your goals.

Your Professional Advisor is here to support you and your faculty advisor. They are your best contact for understanding how Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech works, and getting connected with the resources and support for your success. 

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Professional courses

Business courses

Communication courses

Humanities and Social Science courses

Math and Science courses

Total credits required for the BS in Geomatics, GIS Option: 180 quarter credits (120 semester equivalent)

All coursework noted here is required for the degree. Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech baccalaureate graduates must complete a minimum of 45 quarter credits with the university. Students must also have 60 credits of upper-division (300 and 400-level coursework) at the time of graduation.

*Some courses required for the degree are not currently availalbe online. Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Tech faculty will help you find appropriate coursework for transfer.

Math elective: Students must demonstrate advancement in educational content; courses must not be lower level than courses in the required curriculum. MATH 341 Linear Algebra I or MATH 362 Statistical Methods II are recommended.

Business: BUS 356 recommended, upper-division required.

Humanities and Social Science electives must be approved by the department. 9 quarter credits of Humanities is 6 semester credits. 12 quarter credits of Social Science is 9 semester credits.