Wonderlic Basic Skills Test

A man wearing glasses and headphones works at a laptop, possibly preparing for a skills test. He holds a pen and appears focused, as if reviewing student admissions materials. He's seated in a bright room with plants in the background.

You’re looking to identify students’
basic math and English skills levels based upon occupational program.

So, let's get back to basics.

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With this test, you can compare student results to the skills required for entry-level jobs.

Scores are aligned with the US Department of Labor’s General Educational Development levels, so you can be confident that your students will be successful both at your institution and on the job.

“Basically,” we’ve got you covered (groan).

The basics

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Administer
your way

Administration time is 20 minutes per test (total time under an hour). Online or paper-and-pencil administration, on-site or remote (non proctored), group or individual setting. As burger royalty would say - have it your way.

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Understand
reports with ease

Easy-to-interpret, one-page report with a simple two-color system for quick decisions. It’s pretty much a yes or no scenario here folks.

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Efficiently
manage records

Sort and filter tools allow you to evaluate student results based on scores. Because admissions roulette didn’t go over well at the last campus casino night.

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Trust
the results

We use advanced scoring algorithms, incorporating each question's ability to differentiate between a person's high and low capabilities- in addition to question difficulty, and likelihood of guessing on them.

The bonuses

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A fast, easy, and effective way to accurately place students

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Assurance of students’
skill proficiency for
entry-level jobs

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Alignment to Department of Labor's General Education Development (GED) levels

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Improved student retention, persistence, and graduation rates

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