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2017-2018 ULM Student Policy Manual 
    
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Developmental Course Requirements

The following students must complete their developmental requirement at another institution of higher education:

  1. Students with an ACT score below a 18 in Math or 16 in English.
  2. Students who started at ULM before Fall 2015 and who have not yet completed the developmental requirement, and newly admitted transfer students who have not yet completed the developmental requirement.
  3. Students who do not successfully complete their Math 1000 or English 1000 requirements within one academic year and with no more than two attempts.