The Miller Analogies Test (MAT) is a 100-item test of higher-level reasoning skills, used primarily for admission to graduate studies in the liberal arts.  The MAT is published by the Psychological Corporation of San Antonio, Texas, a division of Harcourt Brace publishing.  For more information on the MAT, click here.
 
For information on whether or not the MAT is accepted for admissions purposes by a particular institution or graduate program, contact the institution or program concerned.
 

UIC's Office of Testing Services (OTS) offers the MAT to the general public several times each month, weekdays at 10:00 am and 2:00 pm.  For upcoming testing dates and times, or to register for the MAT, call the Office of Testing Services at (312) 996-0919.

OTS charges an administration fee of $60.00 for the MAT, which must be paid in cash at the time of testing.

** Note: As of July 1, 2007 the UIC administration fee for MAT will be $70.00 **
 

OTS is located in the Student Services Building (SSB) on the East Campus of UIC.  A short distance south and west of Chicago's Loop, on the northwest corner of Racine and Harrison streets (1200 West, 600 South), OTS is readily accessible by public transportation as well as by car.  The CTA's Blue Line stops one half-block north of SSB on Racine street, and each of Chicago's major expressways passes within a few blocks of the UIC campus.  SSB is located across the street from the UIC Pavilion, and is within short walking distance of abundant public parking.  For a map of UIC's East Campus, and directions to OTS, click here.

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