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Old 07-16-2008, 04:52 PM   #1
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Placement exams at Mccormick

just for clarification. those are mandatory and are nonbinding right?

asking specifically for math, chem and phyx.

thank you.
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Old 07-16-2008, 07:23 PM   #2
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placement tests

math in mccormick is mandatory which you can take online right now and must be done before new student week, link below
Math Placement Exam Information - Northwestern University: McCormick School of Engineering

following information from mccormick website
Welcome Fall 2008 New Students! - Northwestern University: McCormick School of Engineering

Chemistry - You will only need to take this exam if you wish to try to place into a higher level course than your AP/IB credit (or lack thereof) would place you.

Physics - The material in the first quarter of calculus-based Physics (Physics 135-1) is actually covered in the Engineering Analysis course sequence (GEN_ENG 205/206-1,2,3,4) required of engineering majors, so most students would only take this exam if they have extremely extensive physics background and did not earn credit from AP/IB exams.
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