I have taken, but not yet passed, the Basic Skills test or a subject-area test. How can I find out which test subareas are my areas of difficulty?
Each MTTC test is divided into two (2) to eight (8) subareas. The subareas correspond to organized groups of test objectives found in the study guide for a particular test. With each MTTC test report, the testing company includes an explanatory page, How to Read Your Score Report. Use the explanatory sheet to interpret the symbols listed beneath the “Subarea Performance Index.” The index does not identify any subarea as “passed” or “failed.” The index simply indicates subareas of strength or weakness on this particular test. Take your score reports with the explanatory sheet to your academic counselor. Work with your academic advisor to develop strategy for improvement. (See FAQ #11 above for other preparation options.
Each MTTC test is divided into two (2) to eight (8) subareas. The subareas correspond to organized groups of test objectives found in the study guide for a particular test. With each MTTC test report, the testing company includes an explanatory page, How to Read Your Score Report. Use the explanatory sheet to interpret the symbols listed beneath the “Subarea Performance Index.” The index does not identify any subarea as “passed” or “failed.” The index simply indicates subareas of strength or weakness on this particular test. Take your score reports with the explanatory sheet to your academic counselor. Work with your academic advisor to develop strategy for improvement.
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