Math Proficiency Exam Overview

This video tutorial guides students through the process of taking the mathematics proficiency exam at Grand Valley State University. It covers accessing the exam webpage, logging in, understanding the exam format, navigating through questions, and submitting the exam. Students are advised on timing, reviewing their work, and receiving instant feedback upon completion.

What system is used to administer the mathematics proficiency exam at Grand Valley State University?

• Canvas

• WebWork

• Blackboard

• Moodle

What is the main purpose of the proficiency exam?

• To assess your math skills

• To offer tutoring sessions

• To provide extra credit

• To replace final exams

What information do you need to log in to the exam webpage?

• Username and password

• Course code and password

• Student ID and password

• Email address and password

Which courses currently use the proficiency exam?

• Math 101, Math 102, Math 103

• Math 110, Math 122, Math 123

• Math 201, Math 202, Math 203

• Math 301, Math 302, Math 303

What happens when you click the exam link?

• You are redirected to a tutorial

• You receive a confirmation email

• The exam is scheduled for later

• The exam starts immediately

How many questions are on the Math 110 exam?

• 50 questions

• 40 questions

• 30 questions

• 20 questions

What is the time limit for the Math 122 and Math 123 exams?

• 60 minutes

• 40 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 20 minutes

Where can you find the timer during the exam?

• Bottom right corner

• Top right corner

• Top left corner

• Bottom left corner

What can you do if you want to review a question during the exam?

• Preview your answers

• Pause the exam

• Skip to the next question

• Submit the exam

What happens if you log out or close your browser during the exam?

• The exam restarts

• The timer continues

• The timer stops

• The exam pauses