Free Practice Tests for College Exams & College Admissions
ACT Assessment
Students take this test in place of, or in addition to, the SAT for entrance into college. The exam is offered six times a year, in February, April, June, September, October, and December. It is more widely used in the Midwest region of the US. It covers English, reading, science, and math.
Certified Public Accountant
The Uniform Certified Public Accountant Examination (CPA) is designed to test your technical knowledge and your ability to apply that knowledge to practical problems. It also evaluates your analytical skills, as well as your ability to communicate in English. Requirements for sitting for the Uniform CPA Examination and receiving your licensure differ from state to state. For more information about requirements in your state, call your State Board of Accountancy or the AICPA at 1-888-777-7077.
Dental Admissions Test
The DAT is required for admission to dental school. It is a computerized test offered year-round. The DAT tests your skills in reading comprehension, natural sciences, quantitative reasoning, and perceptual ability.
Graduate Management Admission Test
The GMAT is required for admission to business school. This computerized test is offered year-round, but only in the last 3 weeks of every calendar month. It tests students on verbal skills, quantitative skills (math) and analytical writing skills.
Graduate Record Examination
The GRE is required for admission to graduate school. This computerized exam is offered year-round, but only during the first 3 weeks of every calendar month. It tests students on verbal skills, quantitative skills (math), and analytical reasoning skills.
Law School Admission Test
The LSAT is required for admission to law school. Most students take this test in October, however, it is also offered in June, December, and February. The LSAT is not a knowledge-based test, but rather a thinking and reasoning-based test. It tests your skills in logic reasoning, logic games, reading comprehension and writing.
Miller Analogies Test
The MAT is a standardized admissions test that measures one's ability to identify verbal analogies. Most of the analogies on the MAT are verbal analogies, and a few are quantitative. Admissions committees use the MAT to assess a candidate's fluency in the English language, general knowledge of literature, history, science, mathematics, and fine arts, and ability to recognize relationships between ideas.
Medical College Admissions Test
The MCAT is required for admission to medical school. The MCAT is offered twice a year, in April and August. It has 4 sections: verbal reasoning, biological sciences, physical sciences and a writing sample.
National Council Licensure Examination
A student must pass the NCLEX in order to become a licensed registered nurse in the US. Most nursing students take the exam within 3 months after finishing nursing school. This correlates to a May-July test "season."
Optometry Admission Test
All schools and colleges of optometry require candidates to sumbit OAT scores for admissions. The OAT is designed to predict general academic ability and measure the two skills needed by future optometrists: scientific knowledge and analytical ability. It does this by testing your knowledge of physics, chemistry and biology, your reading comprehension ability, and your quantitative reasoning skills.
Pharmacy College Admissions Test
About half of the 83 pharmacy schools in the United States currently require or recommend the PCAT for admissions. Primarily a thinking exam, the PCAT tests basic scientific knowledge, math skills, and verbal knowledge.
Preliminary Scholastic Achievement Test
Most students take this test in the fall of their junior year in high school (usually in October). However, many students take it "for practice" at some point during their sophomore year. The PSAT is the same format as the SAT, only it is a shorter exam. Your score on this exam is important because it determines your eligibility for a National Merit Scholarship.
Scholastic Achievement Test
Students take this test in the spring of their junior year in high school, in preparation for going to college. Most students take this exam in June, however, many students take the exam again in the fall of their senior year, because they were not satisfied with the score they received in June. There are two subjects tested, verbal skills and math skills. 1.8 million students take the SAT each year.
Test Of English as a Foreign Language
The TOEFL is required to assess the English proficiency of people who speak English as a non-native language. It is a required exam for those students wishing to begin undergraduate or graduate study in the US. The TOEFL is a computer exam which is given year round. There are 4 sections: listening comprehension, structure, reading comprehension and writing.
United States Medical Licensing Examination
A medical student must pass the USMLE in order to become a licensed physician in the United States. In addition, any doctor licensed outside the country must pass this exam to practice medicine in the US. This test has three levels, called "Steps". The Step 1 exam is given to second year medical students. Most people take the USMLE in May-July or November-December.
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