Common Entrance, Placement & Certification Exams

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ACT (Assessment)
Entering CSU students with less than 56 semester or 84 quarter units must submit either
ACT or SAT test scores before eligibility
for admission can be determined.
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CBEST (California Basic Education Skills Test)
Students who wish to qualify for a preliminary Multiple
Subject Credential or Single
Subject Credential must pass the CBEST.
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CLEP (College Level Examination Program)
CSUF grants undergraduate college credit to students who achieve passing scores on certain
CLEP examinations.
CSET (California
Subject Examinations for Teachers)
Students working towards a teaching credential may be required to take the CSET in order
to verify subject matter competency.
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DAT (Dental Admission Test)
Students desiring to enter dental school are required to take the DAT.
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EIT (Engineer in Training Exam)
The EIT is the first step toward qualification as a registered Professional Engineer.
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ELM (CSU Entry Level Mathematics Examination)
ELM scores are used to evaluate a student’s readiness to take college-level mathematics
courses.
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EPT (CSU English Placement Test)
EPT scores are used to place students at CSUF in English 101, a credit course in composition
or English 99, a non-credit course in developmental writing.
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EWP (Junior Level Examination in Writing Proficiency)
All students completing the bachelor’s degree at CSUF must pass the EWP as part of the
upper division baccalaureate writing requirement.
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GED (General Educational Development Examination)
The GED exam provides persons who have not completed high school
an opportunity to achieve credit equivalent to high school graduation.
For GED test information at Cal State Fullerton, please call (714)
278-2487.
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GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)
Students wishing to enter graduate programs in business are often required to take the
GMAT.
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GRE (Graduate Record Examination)
Students desiring to enter a wide range of graduate
programs may be required to take the GRE.
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LSAT (Law School Admission Test)
Students desiring to enter law school may be required to take the LSAT.
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MCAT (Medical College Admission Test)
Students desiring to enter medical school are required to take the MCAT.
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MQE (Mathematics Qualifying Exam)
Students at CSUF who wish to enroll in Mathematics 130, 135 or 150A must pass the MQE.
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SAT (SAT I) and Subject Tests (SAT II)
Entering CSU students with less than 56 semester or 84 quarter
units must submit either ACT or SAT-I test scores before eligibility
for admission can be determined.
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TOEFL (Test of
English as a Foreign Language)
All applicants to CSUF regardless of citizenship, whose native
language or language of instruction is other than English are
required to present scores for the Test of English as a Foreign
Language.
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