
Dana Olanoff
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Kapelski Learning Center
Room 122
- (610) 499-1070
- dolanoff@widener.edu
Help us determine which math class is right for you by taking a math assessment.
All new students receive a provisional mathematics level after they have paid their enrollment deposit. This level is determined by Information students have submitted to Widener with their application. They are notified of their Provisional Math Placement Level by an email from Admissions. Note: you cannot login to the assessment site until after your Provisional level has been determined. You will also receive an email confirming your registration for the Mathematics Assessment.
Not everyone is required to take the math assessment. This is determined by your provisional level and your major. You will be able to view your math placement provisional level in your Admissions Portal which will help you to figure out your next steps. Anyone with a provisional level of 2 who does not wish to take Math 101 should take the Math Assessment.
You do not take the assessment if:
To see if you should take the assessment, visit the Admissions Portal.
The following is a list of minimum system requirements for access to the math assessment. It is recommended that the assessment be taken on a PC or laptop, not a tablet or smartphone.
Browser | OS |
Google Chrome™ | Windows, macOS, Linux, Android |
Internet Explorer® 11 | Windows |
Safari® | macOS, iOS |
Möbius works best on Safari and Chrome browsers.
Möbius does not support Microsoft Edge or Firefox.
You must begin with Practice; it may be taken as many times as needed to feel comfortable with the format. You are not required to finish all 25 questions.
You will be emailed login information once you are notified of your provisional placement. You will not be able to complete the assessment until you have received this email.
To access the assessment, visit the Möbius login page.
User login: full @widener.edu email address
Password: Last Name & Student ID, no spaces (format: Last#######)
To find your Student ID, visit the Applicant Status Portal.
As an undergraduate accepted student, if you are required to take the assessment or you are challenging your provisional placement, you must complete the assessment before attending Pride Experience I: Summer Registration.
The Assessment closes on August 21st.
The assessment is a series of timed question sets or assignments: Each assignment must be completed within the time allowed. You cannot “Quit and Save” during the set; however, you should take a break between each set. Depending on your major, you may only be required to take some of the sections.
You cannot retake the full assessment in its entirety but can retake a section if you score less than 50% on that section. If you score less than 50% on a retake, your assessment will be finished at the current section and you will not need to continue to the next section. If you score more than 50% on a section, you should proceed directly to the next section.
Widener's Student Accessibility Services is here to assist with testing accommodation requirements. Please contact 610-499-1266 or disabilities@widener.edu for more information.
Your mathematics level is determined by how many questions sets you complete successfully.
The list below indicates the prerequisite level for the courses listed. The mathematics courses you are required to take will vary depending on your major. Please check with your advisor.
Level 2 | MATH 101 Fundamental Mathematics
Level 3 | MATH 111 Mathematical Ideas I
Level 3 | MATH 112 Mathematical Ideas II
Level 3 | MATH 114 Basic Probability
Level 3 | MATH 116 Nature of Mathematics
Level 3 | MATH 117 Elementary Functions
Level 3 | MATH 120 Precalculus
Level 3 | MATH 151 Elementary Discrete Mathematics I
Level 4 | MATH 118 Elementary Calculus I
Level 4 | MATH 131 Calculus with Review I
Level 5 | MATH 141 Calculus I
The final level achieved will replace any provisional placement, unless it is lower than your provisional level. In this case, we may recommend that you consider a prerequisite Mathematics course.
Contact Michaela Tauscher at mktauscher@widener.edu and explain the problem.
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