The ACCUPLACER is a national test distributed by College Board to asses students on their ability to do well in college courses. Rising juniors most often take it in high school to see if they qualify for dual credit courses. The Accuplacer has a math and an English comprehension section. Each section requires you to only pull from past knowledge with no external help like a calculator or reading guide. The tests are graded on a point scale from 200 to 300. A higher score for each section is better. The Accuplacer should be taken seriously because it is a chance for students to take college classes in high school. This way they can complete general education credits and don’t have to pay for those classes in college. The Accuplacer usually comes to most public high schools once per year. Make sure to ask your counselor about when you can take the Accuplacer!
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November 9, 2023
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Quint (Raster Master) Holguin, Editor-in-Chief
Quint Holguin is a senior at Hillcrest High. This is his second year participating in Rampage and many other clubs around the school. Quint enjoys being the notable Raster Master. He also enjoys spending time with his dogs, Odin and Loki, and hanging out with his friends after school. He is a firm believer in government conspiracy theories, especially those involving birds.
Debbie • Nov 10, 2023 at 3:17 am
This is so real Raster Master… what a funny legend!