- TOEFL or IELTS – If English is not your native language. Go to www.ets.org/toefl or www.ielts.org
- Another option is the PTE ACADEMIC — Go to www.pearsonpte.com/testme/Pages/TestMe.aspx
- GRE – For most Graduate and Business Schools. It measures:
a) Analytical Writing — Critical thinking and Analytical Writing Skills
b) Verbal Reasoning —Reading comprehension and verbal and analytical reasoning
c) Quantitative Reasoning — Problem solving ability. Scores for the GRE are valid for 5 years. It is recommended that you do the GRE Subject Tests. Visit the following link in order to get more information www.ets.org/gre In order to see the Test Centers and Dates visit http://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/register/centers_dates
- GMAT – For MBA applicants. This exam measures your analytical writing and problem solving abilities. Go to www.gmac.com
- MCAT – It’s the Medical College Admission Test. It’s a multiple choice exam and it asseses problem solving, critical thinking, writing skills and knowledge of science concepts and principles. The scores are valid for up to 3 years and you may take the exam up to 3 times in one year. The MCAT will change in the Spring 2015. Visit www.aamc.org/students/applying/mcat/
- LSAT – For Law schools. It provides measure of acquired reading and verbal reasoning skills. Go to www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/about-the-lsat/
- DAT – For those applying to Dentistry. It’s a multiple choice exam. Please visit www.ada.org/en/home-ada/education-careers/dental-admission-test
REMEMBER
1. Plan on taking your admission exams ahead of time.
2. Do some practice tests. Visit the corresponding web page.
3. If you need or want to consider Financial Aid or loans we can help you look into that too.
