Learners are often required to complete assessments to figure out where to begin upgrading or to demonstrate program admission requirements.
We offer these assessments:
* Please note, all of NVIT's assessments are in English.
Our Academic and Financial Planners are available by appointment Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm. We encourage learners to spend time reviewing the studying questions (see below) before booking an assessment. Once you are ready, you can book an appointment:
Call us: 1-877-682-3300 Email us: info@nvit.bc.ca
Confirm which ACCUPLACER assessments you will be writing. Generally, students complete the following assessments for admission/placement purposes:
In some cases, you may only be required to complete certain sections (ie. Math sections only). Sample questions and/or a study app are available through the College Board ACCUPLACER website.
All assessments, with the exception of the WritePlacer, are multiple-choice responses. Generally, it takes learners between 2-4 hours to complete the assessment. If you do not finish on your assessment day, you can save your work and arrange to return to complete your work.
The ACCUPLACER assessment is provided at no cost to learners.
If your initial attempt is not satisfactory, you will be permitted to re-write the assessment twice. After the third attempt, you will be required to provide proof of upgrading or tutoring, or wait three months before a subsequent attempt. This includes both the APN Math Assessment and ACCUPLACER assessment.
This varies by institution. It is your responsibility to contact the institution and confirm.
Yes. In order to write the ACCUPLACER off-campus, the following steps must be followed:
NVIT offers a Community Based Assessment service which brings the ACCUPLACER, as well as individual career and education planning to your community. For more information, click here.
Prior Learning Assessment is recognition (in the form of credits) for learning that has occurred in a non-traditional environment (such as through employment, volunteer work, professional experience, etc.) Learn more about Prior Learning Recognition (PLAR) here.