Internet Resources by Subject: Tests & Testing

This site is designed for those who are planning to enter a business school and need to take the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test.) In addition to information on taking, registering and preparing for the examination, the site also provides other resources for those interested in getting an MBA.

The GRE is the test used for entrance to most graduate school programs. The website provides information on taking the test, registration and preparation. The site also provides news and information of interest to those in the education field.

The LSAT is the test students take for admission to law school. In addition to providing information about the test, registration and preparation materials, this site also provides information about the law school admission process. It includes access to a listing of American Bar Association approved schools, rankings, and other law school related resources. Special sections of the site provide information for minorities, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgendered applicants.

This site from the Association of American Medical Colleges provides the official information for the MCAT which is taken by students who wish to apply to medical school. Sample questions are provided for free, however, other services are fee based.

This service from ETS assists in locating tests on a particular topic - it provides information on the availability of the test, the author(s), if it was published in a journal, etc. Some tests can be purchased from ETS; others may provide contact information for the publisher or a journal citation for an article. The collection contains more than "25,000 tests and other measurement devices that makes information on standardized tests and research instruments available to researchers, graduate students, and teachers. Collected from the early 1900s to the present, the Test Collection at ETS is the largest such compilation in the world."

Find resources about test preparation as well as links to free practice tests.

"The ASVAB is a nationally normed multiaptitude test battery developed and maintained by the Department of Defense. Over half of all high schools nationwide participate in ASVAB testing." It consists of 8 tests that take about 3 hours to complete. This site provides information on taking the test.

"The internet offers an abundance of information on caring for children; however, erroneous and potentially harmful information can exist alongside evidence-based practice and research. Therefore, the Child & Family WebGuide seeks to provide parents and families an accessible, thoroughly reviewed collection of credible and authoritative websites that they can trust. All websites on the site have been systematically reviewed and contain valuable information and support on a variety of topics of interest."

The Board is made of over 4,500 schools, colleges, universities, and other educational organizations. Programs sponsored by the Board include the SAT, the PSAT/NMSQT and the AP - Advanced Placement. The site provides access to information about the Board, programs, and news. Also available are resources for students, parents and educators to help develop and implement a plan for getting into college.

Is "the world's largest private educational testing and measurement organization and a leader in educational research." The site provides information on testing programs and test preparation, including access to some free study and practice materials. Also provides access to research and statistical information. A store is available on the site for purchasing educational products, software, etc.

This site is designed for those who are planning to enter a business school and need to take the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test.) In addition to information on taking, registering and preparing for the examination, the site also provides other resources for those interested in getting an MBA.

The GRE is the test used for entrance to most graduate school programs. The website provides information on taking the test, registration and preparation. The site also provides news and information of interest to those in the education field.

The LSAT is the test students take for admission to law school. In addition to providing information about the test, registration and preparation materials, this site also provides information about the law school admission process. It includes access to a listing of American Bar Association approved schools, rankings, and other law school related resources. Special sections of the site provide information for minorities, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgendered applicants.

This site from the Association of American Medical Colleges provides the official information for the MCAT which is taken by students who wish to apply to medical school. Sample questions are provided for free, however, other services are fee based.

"Located in the heart of social, technological, and educational change at UCLA, CRESST strives to raise student learning to the highest international levels. In an increasingly digitally connected age, our work empowers teachers, impacts students, and improves institutions through the creation of dynamic models and tools, as well as a powerful knowledge base. It’s a deep commitment to quality education—at all levels." Access a variety of publications about research in this area as well as other information.

Praxis "is a set of rigorous and carefully validated assessments that provides accurate, reliable information for use by state education agencies in making licensing decisions." The Praxis series of tests are used by many colleges and universities regarding admittance in teacher education programs as well as being used for state teacher licensure.

This service from ETS assists in locating tests on a particular topic - it provides information on the availability of the test, the author(s), if it was published in a journal, etc. Some tests can be purchased from ETS; others may provide contact information for the publisher or a journal citation for an article. The collection contains more than "25,000 tests and other measurement devices that makes information on standardized tests and research instruments available to researchers, graduate students, and teachers. Collected from the early 1900s to the present, the Test Collection at ETS is the largest such compilation in the world."

Find resources about test preparation as well as links to free practice tests.

This site from the Virginia Department of Education provides information on the Standards of Learning (SOL) in Virginia. Access resources, links and results.