Comparison of Preparatory and Freshman English Courses at Shawnee State University and Peers

Jan 18, 2026

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This table presents a detailed comparison between preparatory and freshman-level English courses offered at Shawnee State University and its Ohio peers for the academic year 2010-2011. The data was sourced from public university websites. All institutions mentioned utilize some form of placement testing, such as COMPASS, ACT, or SAT, requiring prospective students to achieve comparable scores to gain eligibility for the basic freshman English composition program. Additionally, each school provides at least one course for students who do not meet placement criteria.

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Comparison of Preparatory and Freshman English Courses at Shawnee State University and Peers

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Table 4.3 SSU & Peers Comparison between preparatory and freshman level English courses with the accreditation peers of Shawnee State University
Table 4.2 SSU & Ohio comparatives This table indicates the comparison between preparatory and freshman level English courses within the state of Ohio. This information was carefully procured from the public resources (University Web Sites) based on current (2010-2011) catalog readings. All the indicated schools use some form of placement testing – frequently COMPASS, ACT, or SAT – and require a score comparable to within a point or two, to determine eligibility into the basic freshman English composition program. All provide at least one course for those students not ready for that placement required course.