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Measure of Academic Proficiency and ProgressThis test is a graduation requirement. What is it? The Measure of Academic Proficiency and Progress is a test of academic knowledge and skills acquired through undergraduate general education courses. The test is a graduation requirement and is used to asses university goals described in the AASU catalog as general education outcomes. CAUTION: The MAPP does not substitute for your exit exam in your major field. Consult your academic advisor or department head about other examinations required for graduation. What does it cover? The Measure of Academic Proficiency and Progress (MAPP) test is a measure of college-level reading, mathematics, writing, and critical thinking in the context of the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. If focuses on the academic skills developed through general education courses, rather than on the knowledge acquired about the subjects taught in these courses. How and when do I pay the fee? Present the request form that was mailed to you with payment at the Cashier's window in Burnett Hall any weekday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The fee of $20.00 is due based on deadlines established in the mailed form. It is imperative that you get a receipt for payment as it will be your admission ticket to the test. No one without a receipt will be allowed to take the test. Payment Options: Cash/Check in person: take the registration form and fee to the Cashier's window in the administration building, Monday-Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Check by mail: Send the registration form and a check payable to AASU to: Financial Services, Attn: MAPP, Armstrong Atlantic State University, 11935 Abercorn St. Savannah GA 31419-1997. Visa or MasterCard: Complete and sign the account information on the back of the Registration Form. Take or mail the Registration Form to Credit Card Processing, Victor Hall, AASU, 11935 Abercorn St. Savannah GA 31419-1997. With your AASU ID, request a receipt from the cashier, including your student ID number and signature and a stamped self-addressed envelope for your receipt; however, the University cannot be responsible for mail delivery. If you are absent from the test session for which you register, you may report to another session. If there are test books and space available, after all test takers for that test session have been seated, you will be admitted. If you must cancel your test registration, please submit a written request for a fee refund to AASU, Coordinator of Testing, 11935 Abercorn St. Savannah GA 31419. There is no refund of the test after the registration deadline/test order date. May I take the test before my final term of enrollment? You must have the test information and request form with the test date for which you register in order to pay for your test. This form is issued by the Assistant Registrar upon his receipt of a Graduation Application. You may ask the Assistant Registrar, located in Victor Hall, to approve an early test date and provide the request form. Test Takers with Disabilities If you have a disability, contact the AASU Office of Disability Services, in order to take the test with accommodations that meet your needs. For more information, contact: Student Affairs Coordinator of Testing Services Phone: 912-344-2582 Fax: 912-344-3475 |
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