Vocational Nursing Program Placement Test for Admission
Testing - Potential applicants must schedule and take a placement test and
meet the minimum scores required before an application is issued. After testing
is complete, scores must be interpreted by the Counseling Department.
Any placement test taken must be within a 3-year currency for
acceptance into the Vocational Nursing Program in addition to meeting minimum
acceptable scores. Applicants who do not meet admission requirements based on low test scores
should see an academic advisor and may be advised to take developmental courses
such as English, Reading and/or Math prior to applying.
The test results
must be hand carried by the applicant to the St. Philip's College Nursing
Education Department in the Science Building located in Room 310. Once the
scores are verified an application packet will be issued.
NOTE: For testing dates and times, please contact Advising and Assessment at
(210)-531-3263.
Regardless of test results, all prospective students are requested to contact
the Vocational Nursing Program (531-3415) for further information
The placement test and minimal accepted scores are as follows :
ACT - American College Test
- Reading Minimum score 23
- English (writing) Minimum score 19
- Mathematics Minimum score 20
SAT - Student Aptitude Test
Verbal
- Minimum score 500
- Math Minimum score 450
Accuplacer
- Reading Comprehensive (RC) Minimum score 78
- Sentence Skills (SS) Minimum score 80
- Arithmetic (AR) Minimum score 90; in addition to the Accuplacer score the
applicant must have Elementary Algebra (EA) Minimum score of 76
or College Level Math (CLM) Minimum score of 40
ASSET – Assessment of Skills for Successful Entry and Transfer Examination
(Form - B/C)
- Reading Minimum score 41
- English (Writing) Minimum score 41
- Numerical Skills (NS) Minimum score 46
Plus Elementary Algebra (EA) Minimum score 50
or Numerical Skills (NS) Minimum score 46
Plus Intermediate Algebra (IAS) Minimum score 34
TASP (Texas Academic Skills Program) /THEA (Texas Higher Education Assessment)
(Score accepted for tests taken - 09/01/1995)
Reading
- Minimum score 230
- English Minimum score 220
- Math Minimum score 230
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