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ASSET Sections

The ASSET test identifies areas of confusion across students in the country and specific interventions can be initiated at every of the levels class, school, district, state and national curriculum level.

The ASSET test consists of two parts: Basic Skills, and Advanced Mathematics. The first part consists of three sections-reading, writing, and numerical reasoning. The Advanced Mathematics is separated into four tests-elementary algebra, intermediate algebra, college algebra, and geometry. Except for college algebra, the tests cover math skills acquired in high school. All questions are multiple-choice. The tests are taken with pencil and paper, and calculators are allowed for the Advanced Mathematics portion. Here are the sections on the ASSET Test:

SECTION	Total amount of time allotted	Number of questions	Time to answer each question
Writing Skills	25 min	36	41 sec
Reading Skills	25 min	24	62 sec
Numerical Skills	25 min	32	46 sec
Elementary Algebra	25 min	25	60 sec
Intermediate Algebra	25 min	25	60 sec
College Algebra	25 min	25	60 sec
Geometry	25 min	25	60 sec

If you are taking the ASSET test, you should certainly study for it, but do not be too worried over it as the more relaxed you are the better you should do on the test. ASSET will help you find the right fit in your college program and schedule, and perhaps enable you to skip a number of essential classes.