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What is the difference between university and college tier?

April 26, 2017college difference Tier

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What is the difference between university and college tier?

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When students apply for admission to WSU they are assigned to a tier level on the basis of the ACT scores. These tiers are University Tier and College Tier. University Tier Students admitted to this tier have minimum scores of 17 ACT English AND 23 on the ACT mathematics. SAT and WSU Compass scores can be use for placement into this tier. Students admitted to this tier are allowed to register for: 1. Any WSU course for which they have successfully completed the prerequisites. 2. Any WSU courses which do not require separate program admission. College Tier Students admitted to this tier have scores of 16 and below on the ACT English and/or 22 and below on the ACT mathematics sections. **Note: Students admitted to the University without standardized test scores are automatically place in the College Tier. Students admitted to this tier are allowed to register for: 1. Only courses numbered 0 through 2999. Steps To Advance From College Tier To University Tier 1. Quantitative Literacy Compl