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Study Skills & Subject Support: Math & Science Skills
PrepStep Math Skills
PrepSTEP is an online suite of resources to help you build and review math and statistics skills.
- Take practice tests for different math levels.
- Read prep books.
- Take tutorials for skills in several types of math and statistics.
- Start and stop practice tests and tutorials and pick up where you left off.
You must create a personal account to use PrepSTEP.
- Access PrepSTEP using the link on this page. You will need to log in with your GCU username and password.
- Click "Sign In/Register" at the top.
- Click "Register".
- Fill out the form and register for a free account using an email and password of your choice. Please note that you do not need to include your Student ID# or Course Section #.
- Click Home or choose a center from the Centers menu on the navigation bar to begin using the resources.
To begin a practice test or tutorial:
- Click on the category you need.
- Choose the test or skill you need to work on.
- Choose the resource you need. You can begin a practice test or read a test book.
To continue a test or exam:
- Log in by clicking "Sign In/Register".
- If you are already logged in, click on your name and choose "My Center".
- Find the test or tutorial you wish to continue and click on the title.
- You can also delete your progress by clicking the trash can icon next to the title.
GCU Math & Science Help
- GCU Math Skills Development This link opens in a new windowThis self-paced learning module provides review materials for fundamental concepts of math, including: order of operations, rational numbers, statistics, geometry, and more.
- Science Center This link opens in a new windowThe Science Center provides campus and online resources to support student success in biology, chemistry, exercise science, general science, and physics. The campus Science Center allows campus undergraduate students to meet with Science Instructional Assistants for one-on-one or small group feedback on assignments within the science disciplines.
