on-campus testing

On-Campus Testing

ACT National

The ACT measures how well you can perform the skills necessary for college coursework in English, mathematics, reading, and science reasoning; the major areas of instruction in most high school and college programs.

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Schedule a test date

Contact Sandy Lane at 325-793-4888

Please schedule one week in advance for the Friday afternoon you want to test.

  • ACT On-Campus score for use  only at McMurry University
  • Fee: $55.00 (payable by check or money order only)
  • You must present a current picture ID at check-in
  • Students may bring a calculator up to TI-86, no higher
  • Test administration is in accordance with the procedures defined by the Educational Testing Services (ETS) or Collegeboard
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CLEP Information

The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) is the most widely accepted credit-by-examination program in the country. CLEP offers 35 subject examinations that correspond to specific college courses, several of which are listed below. Students planning to challenge freshman level English Composition, Math, or Foreign Language, should do so as early as possible. Results may significantly impact planning for appropriate course sequencing.

 CLEP List

Schedule a Test

Please follow instructions below to register for a CLEP exam, and then to reserve a seat to take it.  Print and bring CLEP ticket to test center.

Create a CLEP account and register for exam.
McMurry Dyess CLEP Test Center code is #6901 | CCAF Score Recipient College Code is 6139

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THEA IBT Information and Scheduling

The THEA Test consists of three sections: Reading, Mathematics, and Writing. Each section of the THEA Test is designed to measure a student’s academic skill against an established standard of competence. A student’s score on each section of the test is based on his or her performance in relation to the skills being tested. Scores are not related to how well other students have performed on the same section.

McMurry offers the THEA IBT by appointment. Call Sandy Lane at 793-4880 to schedule.

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Information

FOCUS 2 helps you develop an accurate picture of your personal strengths, needs, and preferences; and will help you develop a sound career plan. FOCUS 2 offers valid and reliable research based career assessments. Used exclusively by more than 1500 career planning and placement offices nationwide, FOCUS 2 is now available for your use. Contact Career Development for your login.

When you investigate an occupation, Focus 2 will ask you questions about the specifics, and then summarize your reactions. Tools to help you sort through, and narrow down your career options. Review and update your preferred occupations. Compare occupations side by side. A summary report is created for each of your assessment profiles. Detailed occupational analysis reports for every occupation you explore.

 FOCUS 2 Portal
Online testing

Off-Campus / Online Testing

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ACCUPLACER is a series of tests that evaluate students’ skills in reading, writing, and math to help college administrators place them in courses that match their skills.

 ACCUPLACER Student Portal

Information

The Texas Examination of Educator Standards (TExES) is the exam series for teachers in the state of Texas. The TExES is not an individual test, but refers to all the content tests offered by the state of Texas.

All of the tests in the TExES program contain multiple-choice questions. Some tests also have additional types of questions (e.g., open-ended written or oral responses). For more information about individual tests and test composition, see the Preparation Manual for each test.

NOTE: “Content Test” refers to the specific test you must take to teach a specific subject in Texas. Every teacher in the state of Texas must take a test demonstrating they understand the content they will teach- called a “content test”. The TExES is just the umbrella term that refers to all the individual content test. Think of the TExES exam like the automobile company Ford. People say, “I drive a Ford”- but they mean they drive a car made by Ford. When someone tells you that you must pass the TExES, they mean you must pass the appropriate Texas Examination of Educator Standards content test for what you’ll be teaching.

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The GRE General Test is the most widely accepted graduate admissions test worldwide. One test for both graduate and business school.

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LSAT Information

The LSAT is an integral part of law school admission. The purpose of the LSAT is to test the skills necessary for success in the first year of law school. Those skills include reading comprehension, reasoning, and writing, and the test results help admission decision makers and candidates alike gain valuable insight as to law school readiness. Studies have consistently shown the LSAT to be the single best predictor of first-year law school performance, even better than undergraduate grade-point average. While LSAC believes the LSAT is important, we strongly encourage schools to include it as just one part of a holistic admission process that considers the skills and lived experience of each candidate.

The LSAT is the only test that helps candidates determine if law school is right for them. Some law schools will accept tests other than the LSAT for admission. However, students who want to maximize their chances for admission and be best prepared for law school are encouraged to take the LSAT.

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MCAT Information

The Medical College Admission Test® (MCAT®) is a standardized, multiple-choice, computer-based test that has been a part of the medical school admissions process for more than 90 years. Each year, more than 85,000 students sit for the exam. Nearly all medical schools in the United States and several in Canada require MCAT scores, and many health profession schools and graduate programs now accept MCAT scores in lieu of other standardized tests. The MCAT exam tests examinees on the skills and knowledge that medical educators, physicians, medical students, and residents have identified as key prerequisites for success in medical school and practicing medicine. The content is divided into four sections:

  • Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems
  • Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems
  • Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior
  • Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills

The AAMC develops the MCAT exam and administers it multiple times each year, from late January through September, at hundreds of test sites throughout the United States and Canada and in select locations throughout the world.

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The GMAT is a business school entrance exam that lasts nearly 3 1/2 hours, and includes the following four components:

  1. Analytical Writing Assessment—measures your ability to think critically and to communicate your ideas
  2. Integrated Reasoning—measures your ability to analyze data and evaluate information presented in multiple formats
  3. Quantitative Reasoning—measures your ability to analyze data and draw conclusions using reasoning skills
  4. Verbal Reasoning—measures your ability to read and understand written material, to evaluate arguments and to correct written material to conform to standard written English

Local Testing Center:

Pearson Professional Centers-Abilene TX
3444 N 1st Street
Suite 102
Abilene, Texas 79603
United States
Phone:
325-670-9760
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