The Admissions Test will assess foundational probability concepts including probability distributions, expected value, and risk quantification; statistical competencies including descriptive statistics, statistical inference, and correlation and regression analysis; data visualization skills including reading charts and graphs, interpreting histograms and distributions, and identifying misleading or deceptive visualizations; and critical thinking abilities including quantitative reading and interpretation, logical reasoning, and research and data literacy. 

You have two (2) hours to complete the test. The minimum passing grade is 75%. Once you have passed the test, you will be able to complete your application. If you do not pass the test on your first attempt, you may reattempt it a second and final time after a cooling off period of seven (7) days. If you fail the test a second time, we will no longer be able to consider your application, so please make sure to give yourself sufficient time to complete it in one sitting and take the time to prepare by using these recommended open access resources:

Probability and Statistics, Quantitative Reading & Interpretation, Data Literacy

Khan Academic: Statics and Probability (Self-paced Khan Academy Units, 1 to 12)

CMU Open Learning: Probability & Statistics (Self-paced course)

Openintro Statistics (free textbook)

Varsity Tutors: Statistics Practice Tests

Logical Reasoning

Think Again: How to Reason and Argue (Online course)

Reading Charts, Quantitative Reading & Interpretation

Our World in Data (Real-world practice reading complex charts and interpreting scales/trends)

Gapminder Tools (Interactive charts visualizations)

Flowing Data