The Ability-to-Benefit (ATB) test is administered to students who do not have a high school diploma (or its equivalent) and are applying for financial aid. Eligible students must be at least 18 years old and must not be currently enrolled in high school. A referral from the Financial Aid Office to take the Ability-to-Benefit test must be presented at the time of testing.
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Important ATB changes will be effective July 1st, 2011.Click here for details.
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Ability-to-Benefit for students NOT enrolled in an ESL course The ATB-COMPASS test consists of reading, writing, and math. A calculator will be provided. This multiple-choice test is administered on the computer and is not timed. All three sections of the test must be taken in one sitting. Students should allow approximately 3 hours for the session. ATB-COMPASS sample test.
Ability-to-Benefit for students ENROLLED in an ESL course The ATB COMPASS/ESL is composed of three sections: listening, reading, and grammar. This multiple-choice test is administered on the computer and is not timed. Students should allow approximately 3 hours for the session. Proof of enrollment in an ESL class must be printed on the day of the test and presented at the counter. ATB-COMPASS/ESL sample test.