This report states that since July 1995, the State of Florida has required each public college and university to obtain scores on one of the following test batteries for degree-seeking students prior to registration: Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT), American College Testing (ACT), or the Florida College Entry-Level Placement Test (CPT). A registration hold is put in place to prevent registration until scores are presented. Students may retest once on each sub-test of the CPT for initial placement prior to enrollment in any course within that subject area. Academic support labs are available to prepare eligible students to re-take the CPT. Students whose native language is not English may be required to take another test to measure their English proficiency before entry-level testing is permitted. Those required to test are: (1) first-time-in-college, degree-seeking students; (2) students who register for any English or mathematics course; (3) students who register beyond 12 cumulative units; (4) dual enrollment students; (5) students who took a placement test more than 2 years ago and whose scores have not been used for placement; and (6) all students who took a placement test more than 2 years ago and whose scores were used but who have not yet passed the courses into which they were placed. (NB)