The Michigan Test is a test battery. "Battery" means that an examination includes more than one part.
Your English language ability is tested in these areas on the Michigan Test: reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary and listening.
Speaking is not assessed as a part of the Michigan Battery, although your institution may require you to attend an interview instead.
The battery for the Michigan Test contains three separate parts:
1) The Michigan Grammar-Vocabulary-Reading (G-V-R) Test
2) The Michigan Test of Aural (Listening) Comprehension
3) The Michigan Composition (Essay) Test
You may be asked to take one or all of the parts.
The test is standardized so that it can be used and marked fairly in many countries throughout the world.
For more information on each part of the Michigan Test, please click on the links on the left-hand side of the screen.
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