Math 116 Gateway Test

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Read the hints and tips before taking a test. Select either the Example Test or Gateway, pick your section and click "take test" to start. The dates for the entrance gateway are 7 Jan - 28 Jan, and for the integral gateway 6 Feb - 22 Feb.

Select Test   Select Section   Then Click
 Example 
 Entrance 
 Integral 
   
Lab Hours:
You must be at the gateway lab (East Hall B069) at least 20 minutes before the lab closes (that is, by 3:40pm or 9:40pm) to take a gateway test there.
  Day   Daytime Hours   Evening Hours  
  Mon   11AM-4PM   7PM-10PM  
  Tue   11AM-4PM   7PM-10PM  
  Wed   11AM-4PM   7PM-10PM  
  Thu   11AM-4PM   7PM-10PM  
  Fri   11AM-4PM   -closed-  
  Sat   1PM-4PM   -closed-  
  Sun   -closed-   7PM-10PM  

Hints and Tips:

  • You login to the system through the University weblogin system. Therefore, your username is your uniqname, and your password the Kerberos password you use for your e-mail, etc.
  • You must take and pass the Example test before taking a gateway. The Example test explains common errors people make.
  • After taking the Example test, Take the gateway for practice until you can consistently pass it. You may practice the test as many times per day as you like.
  • After passing the practice test, go to the proctored Gateway lab (B069 in East Hall) to take it for a grade.
  • A passing score on both gateways is 6/7 or better.
  • The time limit for the gateways is 30 min.
  • Only proctored tests count for passing the gateways.
  • You may take up to two proctored tests per day. To take it a second time, you must go over a failing test with a tutor in the Math lab. Because the Math Lab isn't open on Saturday, this means that you can only take the gateway test once on Saturday.
  • Books, notes, and other aids such as calculators are not permitted on the gateway.
  • Always work problems out by hand, on paper, before entering them in the test.
  • Watch Your Case: X is different from x, Sin is different from sin, and Pi is different from pi. Always use the same case as the problem you're solving.
  • Always preview your answers.
Math 116 Practice Gateways
Last modified: Wed Jan 2 10:38:30 EST 2008
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