As a new Seneca student, you'll need to write the Skills Assessment.
If you have already taken English and Communications courses at Seneca, please let our staff know. If you have a learning or physical disability requiring special accommodation, please contact the Test Centre and let one of our representatives know. They will also be happy to answer any questions.
The assessment is a tool to determine academic placement. Be sure to act quickly. Getting your first-semester timetable depends on a completed assessment. The results of this assessment won't affect your admission to the College.
Once you're assessed, you will:
The assessment will last approximately three (3) hours.
Note: Dictionaries and calculators are not allowed in any of the tests.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns regarding your Skills Assessment:
All personal information collected by Seneca College is protected under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Individual Privacy Act of Ontario. The personal information collected during this assessment, both written and computerized, is collected under the legal authority of the Colleges and Universities Act, regulation 770. The information will be used to assess your skill levels in English and Mathematics. It will be made available to appropriate College faculty and administrators in order to ensure appropriate subject placement, provide advisement about academic services and academic progress, and conduct research into academic assessment, advisement and academic success.
Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology