​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Welcome to the Assessment Center

We are committed to providing you with excellent student support and information you​ need to be successful in your academic career.  ​

SAC Assessment Center Services:​

• Registration & Academic Advising Workshop​​​
  

• During the orientation, you will learn more about SAC programs and services and develop a two-semester education plan with a counselor based on your academic goal(s).

• Guided Self-Placement (GSP) and Course Recommendations: 

• Due to Assembly Bill 705 (AB 705)​ - Placement exams are no longer required for English/ESL or math/quantitative reasoning courses.
• By law, community colleges are required to use either U.S. high school grades and GPA or other multiple measures to make English/ESL and math/quantitative reasoning placement recommendations.
• If you do not have a high school transcript or studied in another country, complete the Guided Self-Placement using the following link: https://sso.comevo.com/sac/launch/1537

• Exams with DSPS Accommodations / Make-up Exams

• ​​Students: Discuss exam make-up options with your instructor. 
• ​I​nstructors: ​For your students to utilize the Assessment Center for exam services, please fill out the Exam Instruc​tions Form and submit all exam materials three (3) business days prior the exam deadline. You must be logged into your Santa Ana College Microsoft 365 to access the Exam Instructions Form. Please visit the Instructions link for further information.
  

• California Chemistry Diagnostic Test​
  

• ​The California Chemistry Diagnostic Test is administered only on Mondays at 12:00 PM on a walk-in basis. 
• The test is for students who wish to enroll in Chemistry 210 (General, Organic and Biochemistry) or 219 (General Chemistry) and need to bypass the prerequisite of Chemistry 209 (Introductory Chemistry).

​New Student Checklist:

1. Click here​ to apply to Santa Ana College.
   
2. Complete the Guided Self-Pl​​​​acement​​ (if you do not have a U.S. high school transcript or studied in another country).
   
3. Sign up for a Registration & Academic Advising Workshop with the Assessment Center. 
   
• ​This orientation is for students attending college for the first time. 
• If you have attempted / completed 15+ college units, do not sign up for this orientation. Instead, contact SAC General Counseling to make an appointment with a counselor.​​
4. Register and pay for classes via Self-Service.
   

• ​For financial assistance, you can start by applying for FAFSA. Visit the SAC Financial Aid Office for more information.

It starts at SAC ​

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