The Miller Analogies Test (MAT) is used for admission to certain graduate programs. It often is taken in lieu of the GRE.
Performance on the MAT is designed to reflect your analytical thinking, an ability that is critical for success in graduate school and professional life. MAT scores help graduate schools identify candidates whose knowledge and abilities go beyond mere memorizing and repeating information. The test consists of 120 objective analogies in 60 minutes.
You can schedule your exam during any of these days and times:
The Miller Analogies Test is offered in the Business Building (BS3000).
The cost for taking a Miller Analogies Test is $80. You will be prompted to pay this fee when you schedule your test, or you can follow the link below.
You must bring a government-issued photo ID that bears your signature. All funded military candidates must present a current military ID and a second form of government-issued photo ID.
Acceptable forms of identification are:
All personal belongings must be kept outside of the testing lab. This includes jewelry, watches, wallets, and purses, in addition to these items:
