Medical Professions Advisement

College of Arts and Sciences

Admissions Tests

  • Kaplan Prep Courses

     

    KAPLAN REVIEW

    Through our partnership with Kaplan, 
    Medical Professions Advisement is proud to offer ETSU students access 
    to Kaplan test prep courses at a reduced rate.*

    Due to Covid-19, all prep courses will be offered as Live Online

    Selection of Programs and Fees

    • MCAT – Live Online $1399
    • DAT – Live Online $699
    • OAT – Live Online $699
    • PCAT- Live Online $699
    • GRE – Live Online $599
    • LSAT- Live Online $699

    Entrance exams should not be taken until you are adequately prepared. 

    *Additional discounts do not apply.




    Courses Include:

     
    • Scheduled live instruction with a course certified teacher
    • Additional live lessons six days a week and hours of recorded lessons 
    • Prep books and practice materials

    TO ENROLL

    Click the links for each test's live online schedules, once you have determined the schedule that works for you simply click on 'Course/See Details' to find the class code.  

    Use the following link to enroll:

    https://epay.goldlink.etsu.edu/C20071_ustores/web/product_detail.jsp?PRODUCTID=623&SINGLESTORE=true.  

    • You will need the class code referenced above to complete this process.
    • Please allow 1 week for books to ship and 2-3 days before online classes are activated.
    • If you wish to get started in the fall, please enroll before Oct 25th. For spring and summer enrollments, deadlines will be in January and April.

    Questions?

    If you have questions related to course offerings or payments :
     


    Dr. Colin Glennon, glennon@etsu.edu for LSAT questions 
    Martha Edde, eddem@etsu.edu for all others.
    If you have any questions related to Kaplan resources, please reach out to James.Polulach@kaplan.com
        

     

     

  • Dental Admissions Test (DAT)

    THE DAT IS A MULTI-FACETED EXAM REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION TO DENTAL SCHOOL.

    The test includes questions in these areas:
    • Biology
    • General chemistry
    • Organic chemistry
    • Perceptual ability
    • Reading comprehension
    • Quantitative reasoning

    Preparation resources

    The American Dental Association (ADA) furnishes a number of resources to help students prepare for the DAT, including an Exam Guide  and Practice Tests . 

    LEARN MORE

  • Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)

    THE MEDICAL COLLEGE ADMISSIONS TEST (MCAT) IS  REQUIRED FOR MD (ALLOPATHIC) AND DO (OSTEOPATHIC) MEDICAL SCHOOLS.

     There are four sections covered: 

    • 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

      LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TEST

  •  Optometry Admission Test (OAT)

    THE OAT IS A STANDARDIZED EXAMINATION DESIGNED TO MEASUREGENERAL ACADEMIC ABILITY AND COMPREHENSION OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION FOR ADMISSIONTO OPTOMETRY SCHOOL.  

    Review the OAT Exam Guide for more detailed information on test sections and content.

     The exam consists of four tests:

    • Survey of the Natural Sciences (Biology, General Chemistry,and Organic Chemistry)
    • Reading Comprehension
    • Physics
    • Quantitative Reasoning

    The OAT is given a scaled score of 200-400, with 300 being the median representingthe 40-52 percentiles. Separate sub-scores are reported for Biology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Reading comprehension, and Quantitative Reasoning.

    LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TEST  

  •  Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT)

    THE PCAT IS A SPECIALIZED TEST THAT HELPS IDENTIFY QUALIFIED APPLICANTS TO PHARMACY COLLEGE.

    The test measures general academic ability and scientific knowledge necessary for the commencement of pharmaceutical education. The PCAT is constructed specifically for college of Pharmacy.

    What does it look like? 
    The PCAT consists of 240 multiple-choice items and two Writing topics. Candidatesare given four hours to complete the test (plus administrative time for instructionsand time for a short rest break about halfway through the test).The sections included on the test along with the two writing topics are: Verbal Ability, Biology, Chemistry, Reading Comprehension, and Quantitative Ability.

    Each PCAT section receives its own score. Each section is scored on a scale ranging from 200-600, with 600 as the highest and a mean of 400. The writing section is scorednumerically from 0 to 5. One of the writing prompts will be experimental and willnot count toward your score.  

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  • Graduate Record Examinations (GRE)

    THE GRE MEASURES VERBAL REASONING, QUANTITATIVE AND VERBAL REASONING AND ANALYTICAL WRITING SKILLS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION TO GRADUATE SCHOOL.

    What does it look like?

    The sections included on the exam are Analytical Writing, Verbal reasoning, Quantitative reasoning, and Scoring. 

    LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TEST  

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