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The Testing and Assessment Center (TAC), located in the Center for Student Success, is responsible for providing first-year students with a testing environment where tests can be administered accurately and securely.Students may report to the TAC to take their COMPASS Placement test and other assessments geared around first-year students. The COMPASS Placement computerized tests are for new students to identify the appropriate starting level for English and math courses. After a student completes the COMPASS test, he/she will be provided a score report with his/her appropriate course requirement listed.

Placement testing for future students who will begin in the Fall semester is done during IMPACT (new student orientation) or last chance orientation. For students that will begin during the Spring or Summer semesters placement testing is done at new student orientation day, this date is set by the Admissions Office.

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The College of Communication and Fine Arts is just the place to bring out that creative person in you. Whether you find your niche in music, theater, dance, fine arts, modern languages, communications, writing or journalism, the quality programs in the CCFA are designed to meet your needs.

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