MPE Testing Schedule 2024-2025
We recommend students take the MPE as soon as possible to obtain options for enrollment. The MPE provides diagnostic results which can be used to inform independent review prior to the start of the placed course. All students must register in advance for a testing session.
Testing Window |
Session Information |
Registration Information |
On-Campus SESSIONS (free):
|
For students who need to earn a qualifying placement or are retaking the MPE to enroll during Winter registration windows.
|
Registration for December 7 and January 4 sessions is now open.
|
Remote SESSION on ProctorU (cost $20):
|
For students who need to earn a qualifying placement to enroll during Winter registration windows.
|
To register, please complete the ProctorU Equipment Check.
|
Remote MPE Sessions via ProctorU ($20)
Remote testing will be available for students who are unable to attend in-person.
- Remote Sessions: Students must complete this Equipment Check to register.
- ProctorU costs $20 when scheduled at least 3 days (72 hours) in advance. Additional fees are charged for tests scheduled in less than 72 hours in advance. Fees for exams scheduled less than 3 days (72 hours) in advance are non-negotiable.
See Online ProctorU (MPE) for information on taking the MPE via ProctorU.
Retake Policy
There is a 30-day wait period if students decide to retake the MPE that is strictly enforced. Our data show that students who engaged in focused math coursework and review made better progress towards earning a higher placement. Consult the Recommended Review section for self-review links.
The MPE is shown to be a valid and reliable measure to predict student achievement in their placed class. Therefore, we do not recommend for students to retake the MPE except when one year has lapsed as results are only valid for one year. Students should enroll in the class that they are placed to without delay.
MPE results from students who retake prior to the 30-day waiting period will not be processed. Students are expected to enforce the retake policy when registering for and attending an exam session.