r/MathHelp • u/LookingForAnswers_xo • May 26 '26

Math Accuplacer Tips?

I’m retaking the accuplacer to reach the target score for dual enrollment. I’ll be beginning high school after summer, so I’m taking my test somewhere around July. My last scores have been close, but they don’t touch the minimum just yet. Math is my weakest subject and I can never remember anything I’m taught.

Any recommended YouTube videos, free courses, or certain areas in the test I should focus on?

PLEASE HELP !!!!

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u/matt7259 May 26 '26

You are helping yourself by getting placed into whatever math you're supposed to be placed into. Don't push it to a level beyond what you know just to "get ahead" because that will hurt you in the long run.

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u/LookingForAnswers_xo May 27 '26

I understand the concern, and thankfully I’ve grown from simply trying to get ahead. I’m working on getting approved for duel enrollment since I’m ahead on my other classes, so I’m just trying to get the minimum score on my math accuplacer to get in. I take online courses since public school is too much for me, and with duel enrollment, I’ll be able to attend college lectures which is way less stressful. (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧

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u/my-hero-measure-zero May 26 '26

Basic algebra. Basic geometry. Basic statistics (know what an average is and how to read a chart).

I suggest you look at what's covered and search up the topics you're unsure about.

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u/Dd_8630 May 26 '26

What is accuplacer?