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Why choose an online degree at Bradley?

MTH 121: Calculus I - 4 hrs. MTH 122: Calculus II - 4 hrs. MTH 223: Calculus III - 4 hrs. MTH 207: Elementary Linear Algebra with Applications - 3 hrs. MTH 325: Probability and Statistics I - 3 hrs. CS 100: Introduction to Programming Concepts and Languages - 3 hrs. or CS 101: Introduction to Programming - 4 hrs. Additional Required Courses - 6 ...

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Bradley Online Learning offers computer-based continuing education for professionals in a variety of disciplines, including psychologists, social workers, certified counselors, physicians, nurses, speech/language and occupational therapists, and teachers. Courses are available through our computer learning management system complete with self ...

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The cutting-edge format of our online degree programs enables us to deliver the complete Bradley Experience whenever and wherever you access the internet. With this level of flexibility, you can advance your expertise — and your career opportunities — all on your own schedule. When you enroll in one of our online degree programs, you’ll ...

How do I find a specific magazine or journal at Bradley?

GPA Calculator. This tool is designed to help students calculate their undergraduate and/or graduate GPA. It is not tied to the University's Student Records System, and because the calculations are based solely on the data that you provide, the results are unofficial.

What is Bradley University?

Established in 1897, Bradley University is a private, independent institution of higher learning located in Peoria, Illinois. Inspired by our founder, notable philanthropist Lydia Moss Bradley, we pursue excellence in teaching, research, scholarship and service, and we celebrate leadership, integrity, diversity and collaborative learning. Today, we offer an impressive array of more than 130 undergraduate, graduate and continuing education programs across five colleges and The Graduate School. Widely respected for our outstanding faculty and student-centered approach to learning, we’re able to provide the resources of a large public university—but with the personalized attention of a small private college. With more than 65,000 alumni worldwide, we are full of promise to become one of the nation’s best comprehensive academic institutions.

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The Department of Education, Counseling and Leadership (ECL) is dedicated to educating intelligent and empathetic leaders prepared to help their organizations, institutions or nonprofits thrive even in the face of various challenges.

How many times can you retake the placement assessment?

You can retake the Placement assessment up to two additional times to improve your score. (The highest score will be used for math placement). Students are required to work in the Prep and Learning Modules for a specific amount of time prior to each Placement Assessment to increase success.

What is placement assessment?

The Placement Assessment is used to determine the Bradley University mathematics course in which you will have the greatest success. Upon completion of your placement assessment, your score is available to your academic advisor. Your advisor will review your scores and help make appropriate recommendations for course registration.

Can you use a pen in Aleks?

You may only use a pen or pencil, paper, and the resources provided within ALEKS. You should not receive assistance from friends, family, other websites, textbooks, or any other resource not provided by ALEKS. Using outside resources will lead to improper placement and potentially course failure. It is a violation of the institution’s honor code.

Current GPA

To calculate your projected cumulative GPA, enter your current GPA and total calculated credit hours in the highlighted boxes below.

Goal GPA Calculator

If you are repeating any courses for this semester, then you must fill out the calculator above to find the Projected Cumulative GPA for those repeated courses. Check the Repeat box below and skip to step 5.

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Before The Placement Assessment

  • Why must I take the ALEKS PPL Assessment?
    The Placement Assessment is used to determine the Bradley University mathematics course in which you will have the greatest success. Upon completion of your placement assessment, your score is available to your academic advisor. Your advisor will review your scores and help make …
  • Who has to take the ALEKS PPL Assessment?
    The assessment becomes available in mid-March and after the student's enrollment deposit has been paid. The ALEKS Assessment MUST be completed as soon as possible. A hold will be placed on your account until you have completed the assessment, which will prevent you from r…
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Taking The Placement Assessment

  • What is the format of the questions on ALEKS?
    ALEKS is not a multiple-choice Placement Assessment. It is open-response and requires you to work out solutions with a paper and pencil, then enter them into ALEKS. Be sure to have scratch paper with you.
  • May I use a calculator while using ALEKS?
    ALEKS will provide an on-screen calculator if you need one to complete a particular problem. Otherwise, you may not use a calculator.
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Placement Result

  • What is my placement result?
    Your placement result (overall score) is a number between 0 and 100. It represents the percentage of topics ALEKS has identified you have mastered. Course placement is determined as follows:
  • Where can I see my score?
    1. You will receive your score immediately upon completion of your Placement Assessment. 2. Your ALEKS score can be viewed by re-entering ALEKS using the same access link for which you took the Placement Assessment. 3. Your scores are automatically added to your student profile…
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Prep and Learning Modules

  • How long do I have access to my Prep and Learning Module?
    You will have access to your Prep and Learning module for your 12 month subscription. Access to the prep course will not begin until you select start on the top of your screen.
  • Is there an additional fee for my Prep and Learning Module?
    Access to a Prep and Learning Module is included along with the additional Placement Assessments.
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Learning Modules Before Attempting Assessment

  • What are ALEKS Knowledge Checks?
    While working in a Prep and Learning Module, you will periodically complete a Knowledge Check to make sure you have mastered the topics you gained in Learning Mode. If you do not show mastery during the Knowledge Check, the topics will be added back into your Learning Pie so yo…
  • Does progress in an ALEKS Prep and Learning Module count toward placement?
    No. You must complete a new Placement Assessment to change your placement result. Select the placement tab in the upper right corner of the ALEKS page to start a new Placement Assessment.
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Technical Support

  • What do I do if my web browser gets stuck or my computer crashes while I'm taking the Placem…
    Simply close the browser, or log out and log back in. ALEKS will resume the Placement Assessment exactly where you left off, with no loss of your previous answers.
  • Where can I get help with ALEKS?
    1. http://www.aleks.com/ 2. http://support.aleks.com/assess_placement
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Practice and Retest

  • If you want to place into a higher-level course, you may use ALEKS learning modules to practice your skills and retake the assessment up to two additional times. You must wait 48 hours between assessments and spend at least 10 hours actively using the learning modules before taking your second assessment. If you wish to test for a third and final time, you must invest in a…
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