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Next-Generation ACCUPLACER and the older Classic tests

Next-Generation ACCUPLACER is the name College Board gave the current tests when it brought them in, with a new score range of 200 to 300. Its 2017 overview matches each one with an older Classic test: Elementary Algebra with QAS, for example, and College-Level Math with Advanced Algebra and Functions. College Board’s 2025-26 Program Manual doesn’t use the Next-Generation name at all; it calls them the ACCUPLACER tests.

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Updated October 2026 · Written from official sources, listed at the bottom of this page

Classic and Next-Generation ACCUPLACER tests side by side

The overview says WritePlacer didn’t change.

Classic testNext-Generation test (today’s name)
Reading ComprehensionReading
Sentence SkillsWriting
ArithmeticArithmetic
Elementary AlgebraQuantitative Reasoning, Algebra, and Statistics (QAS)
College-Level MathAdvanced Algebra and Functions (AAF)

How did ACCUPLACER Next Generation scores change?

Next-Generation scores run from 200 to 300, a different range from the Classic tests. So an old Classic score and a current score aren’t the same number. If you have an old score, ask your college whether it still accepts it.

Current ACCUPLACER scores →

Studying with older materials

Practice books or sites that mention Elementary Algebra, College-Level Math or Sentence Skills were written for the Classic tests. Check what they cover against the current test’s content before you rely on them.

QAS →Advanced Algebra and Functions →Writing test →

Next-Generation practice tests

The current tests are what the free Study App and College Board’s sample question PDFs cover, so any of them is Next-Generation practice.

Official sample questions →Our free practice test →
Sources: College Board and 2 more. Checked October 2026.

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