Competency based, accelerated AS And BS in CIT - Hodges University

[CityGirlLuv]

It's actually probably the PERT test. It's the placement test used state wide in Florida now, but a lot of schools still call it the Accuplacer.

PERT covers English 101 and Math up to Precalc I believe. Depending on how you place on the test you'll have to take another one called CLM (College Level Math) test which places you into Calculus I think.

That's really good news about them accepting ACE. Do you know how many credits they allow as transfer from other schools and credit by exam limit?

I wanted to come back and add that you are correct, it is a placement test, I'm taking it Wednesday through my computer though I reside in VA. I also wanted to add the residents of Florida may even get a better rate than the $2000/six months, as stated from one of their admissions coordinator on their LinkedIn page: "Students are already starting to enroll for the first offering of this program starting on September 1st. If you are a Florida resident you may be eligible to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity at an even better rate than the $2,000 for 6 months as many classes as you can take format."