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College Developmental Course Information

What are College Developmental Courses?

• College developmental courses are designed to prepare students to begin college-level course work by equipping them with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed at this level.
• Students are placed in college developmental classes based on their scores on the Postsecondary Education Readiness Test (PERT) or another placement exam.
• Students who score below the college level in reading, writing and/or mathematics are required to take developmental classes in the appropriate subject area.
  • This requirement applies to all associate and bachelor's degree programs as well as college-credit certificate programs.
  • Most career and technical certificate programs do not require preparatory classes.
• Students must begin their developmental courses by the time they register for their 12th hour of college-credit course work.
• Students must continue to enroll in developmental courses until all requirements are satisfactorily completed.

Where to Go for Help

Seminole State's Academic Success Center offers free tutoring services in math, writing and the sciences for currently enrolled students.

For more information and operating hours for each campus location, please visit the ASC website.