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Miller's Analogy - Eva Anderson - 01-05-2007
Has anyone taken this test, it's for Graduate Admissions.
Miller's Analogy - beckysharp - 01-05-2007
No, but I'd be curious to know if this could somehow be applied to UL credits. I asked Excelsior and they didn't have a clue.
Miller's Analogy - tcc - 01-06-2007
I asked Excelsior if the Miller Analogies test could be used for any credits at all, and was told it had not been evaluated for that purpose. I can understand that, as it doesn't test for knowledge of a subject area. It's a test that determines analytical ability, and scholastic aptitude in general.
Miller's Analogy - Eva Anderson - 01-06-2007
FYI in general, the grad. school I'm applying to accepts Millers Analogy instead of GREs, etc. and my advisor recommended this above the others citing my strength in literature, writing and analytical processing.
Miller's Analogy - tcc - 01-06-2007
It is also recommended for people who don't have strong math skills.