Abstract
The research reported in this paper took place at an Hispanic-serving, public community college and examined the effects of alternative institutional placement policies on student academic success. Results showed that when placement methods considered multiple measures of academic preparedness, students were initially placed into higher level mathematics courses in which they achieved equal or greater academic success than when only standardized test scores or only high school preparation were considered.
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