Testing Services
University Testing Services administers standardized testing at BU — paper and pencil examinations, as well as computer-based exams. BU's testing services also proctor standardized exams for distance education students and those attending other colleges and universities.
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Professional certification & licensure exams. Computer-based |
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Helps students earn credit for what they already know, regardless of how that knowledge was learned. (Computer-based) |
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Subject Exams: used for admission to many graduate programs. (Paper-based only) |
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Assesses your ability to recognize relationships between ideas, your fluency in the English language, and your general knowledge of literature, philosophy, history, science, mathematics, and fine arts. Used for graduate admissions. (Computer-based) |
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Provides tests and other services for states to use as part of the teacher licensing and certification process. (Paper/pencil only) |
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Law School Admissions Test. A half-day, multiple choice standardized test required by all American Bar Association-approved law schools. This exam is designed to measure skills considered essential for success in law school: reading comprehension, analytical reasoning and logical reasoning skills. |
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Provides test proctoring and distance education exam administration. Fees apply: $35/exam up to 3 hrs; $50/exam beyond 3 hrs. (Computer-based or paper/pencil) |
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All entering freshmen are required to take the placement test. NOTE: Act 101/EOP students will be notified by the department of testing dates. Please sign up online for your desired test date/time. You'll receive a confirmation e-mail. Contact The Office of Planning and Assessment (570) 389-4098 for more information. |

