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Placement
Place into the Right Classes
The purpose of placement/assessment is to help you succeed by placing you in English and math classes that match your skill level.
Use High School Records for Placement
You will be automatically placed into English and math classes if you:
- Graduated from a US high school within the last ten years
- Included all of the requested information about your high school records on your college application
You can view your placement results in your eServices account. From your eServices dashboard, click on the Academic Record tile, then Placements.
Submit Your High School Records for Placement
If you graduated from a US high school within the last ten years but you did not report your high school information on your application, then you can submit your unofficial high school transcripts to receive your English and math course placements.
Email your unofficial high school transcripts to FLC's Placement Office at: highschooltranscripts@flc.losrios.edu.
Use College Records for Placement
If you would like to use your college transcript to meet an English or Math prerequisite, you should view the English and/or Math Prerequisite Clearance Lists to see if your college and course are listed. If you see your course on the list, then submit the English and/or Math Prerequisite Clearance Form to the Admissions Department for processing.
English and Math Prerequisite Clearance Forms
Scroll to Math and English Prerequisite Clearance. Forms and supporting documents can be scanned and emailed to: placement@flc.losrios.edu.
If you are unable to locate your college and course on the English and/or Math Prerequisite Clearance Lists, then you should instead submit a Prerequisite Challenge Form:
Scroll to How to Challenge Prerequisites or Corequisites. Please see delivery instructions on page 2 for the email address that you will use to submit your Prerequisite Challenge Form. If you have questions about the form or the outcome of your prerequisite challenge, please call the phone number listed on page 2 under delivery instructions.
Use Guided Self-Placement
If you did not complete high school or have been out of high school for more than ten years, then you should use the guided self-placement process to figure out what English and math courses to take.
Contact the Placement Office at placement@flc.losrios.edu or (916) 608-6573, or see a counselor to obtain the guided self-placement link.
After you complete guided self-placement, your placements will be updated eServices overnight.
Placement for Dual Enrollment Students
As part of the Dual Enrollment (formerly called Advanced Education) approval process, you will submit your current unofficial high school transcript with your Special Admit Form. If you plan to enroll in a math class, English class, or a class which has an English or math prerequisite, then your high school transcript will be routed to the Placement Office in order to receive your English and math placements.
You will be notified by Admissions & Records if your placement is not sufficient for enrollment into the desired class(es).
English as a Second Language (ESL) Placement
If you are still learning English, then you can complete the ESL guided self-placement process, which will place you in an ESL class that matches your skill level.
General Information
Test Proctoring Services for Other Institutions
The FLC Placement Office does not provide proctoring services for tests outside of our college. Please see Sacramento State University Test Proctoring Services.
Acceptance of Other Test Results
FLC accepts assessment results from other Los Rios Colleges (American River College, Cosumnes River College, and Sacramento City College). We do not accept results from any other colleges. Also, we do not accept EAP test results, SAT scores, or ACT scores. FLC does grant credit towards its degrees for exams completed through the College Board Advanced Placement (AP) program. Please see the college catalog for further information about AP test scores.
Placement Resources
English Placement
Information on placing into the correct English class at your skill level.
Math & Statistics Placement
Information on placing into the correct mathematics or statistics class at your skill level.
Placement Reevaluation
FLC students may have their English and math placements reevaluated.
English as a Second Language (ESL) Placement
ESL Placement places students in English as a Second Language (ESL) classes which match their skill level, ensuring success.
Prerequisite Verification and Challenge
Find information on course prerequisites, corequisites, and advisories. Learn how to verify or challenge a prerequisite or corequisite.
AB 705 and AB 1805
AB 705 requires that Folsom Lake College maximizes the probability that a student will enter and complete transfer-level coursework in English and math within a one-year timeframe. AB 1805 requires that Folsom Lake College provide placement and enrollment outcome data.