Structure and Format Flashcards

How long after a STAT sitting are scores typically made available to test-takers?

Answer: Several weeks after the test date

STAT results are generally released several weeks after the test sitting due to the time required to mark the Written English section.

To whom are STAT scores reported after results are released?

Answer: To the test-taker and the universities nominated during registration

STAT scores are sent to both the test-taker and the universities they nominated at the time of registration.

What happens to a STAT test-taker who arrives significantly late to the test center?

Answer: They may be refused entry and forfeit their test fee

Test-takers who arrive too late may be denied entry to maintain standardized testing conditions, and fees are typically not refunded.

How do universities typically use STAT scores in their admissions decisions?

Answer: As one component alongside other criteria such as work experience and personal statements

STAT scores are considered alongside other factors like work history, personal statements, and interviews as part of a holistic admissions review.

What is the approximate scaled score range used to report STAT Multiple Choice results?

Answer: 100–200

STAT Multiple Choice scores are reported on a scale of approximately 100 to 200 after scaling is applied.

Which of the following best describes the structure of the STAT as a whole?

Answer: Two main sections: Multiple Choice and Written English

The STAT comprises two distinct sections: the Multiple Choice section and the Written English section, each timed separately.

A test-taker wants to retake the STAT to improve their score. What is generally true about retaking the exam?

Answer: Test-takers may retake the STAT, but policies on reporting and use vary by institution

Test-takers are generally permitted to retake the STAT, but individual universities set their own policies on which score attempt they consider.