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Where can I find preparation materials for the Math Skills Proficiency Test? Students will access a dedicated Blackboard site named TRS099. Your emailĀ ...
Math Skills Proficiency Test- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Where can I find preparation materials for the Math Skills Proficiency Test?

Students will access a dedicated Blackboard site named TRS099. Your email address will allow you to access the TRS099 Blackboard site as of August 10th, at https://my.ryerson.ca/. This site contains all required information and practice materials, including several diagnostic and practice tests that are similar in format to the math skills proficiency test. Further study tips are available there. 2. What topics will be covered on the Math Skills Proficiency Test?

Topics are discussed in great detail on the TRS099 Blackboard site. Unit Topic 1 Algebra: Solving Linear Equations, Problem Solving using Linear Equations 2 Ratios, Applications 3 Percents, Applications 4 Graphing Linear Functions, Applications, Solving Systems of Equations, Related Problems 5 Financial Math Simple Interest, Compound Interest Applications 6 Introduction to Probability with Applications 3. When will I write the Math Proficiency Test? How long is the test?

School of Business Management students will write the test in the BUS100 class during the second week of classes. A maximum of 105 minutes is provided for completing the test.

4. What is the minimum requirement for passing the Math Skills Proficiency Test? The minimum standard for completing this requirement is a result of 65%. Students who do not attain the minimum standard on the first try will be required to attend two evening tutorials before attempting the test a second time. Students will have at most three opportunities to complete the math skills proficiency test successfully. 5. If I have any problems accessing the preparation materials or have any other questions, who can I contact?

There will be a discussion board available on the Blackboard site. Students who are having trouble gaining access to the Blackboard site after August 10th or have immediate questions may e-mail Jack Koenka at [email protected]