Michigan English Test
The Michigan English Test, known as the MET, is an English language proficiency examination for people whose first language is not English. It is developed by Michigan Language Assessment and is taken by students applying to colleges and universities, by working professionals who need evidence of their English level…
Michigan English Test eligibility
There is no academic qualification requirement for taking the Michigan English Test, and it is open to candidates whose first language is not English, at the proficiency range the test is designed for. Registration is made through Michigan Language Assessment or an authorised test centre, and candidates must present acceptable original photographic identification issued by a government authority on the day of the test, in the form the test regulations describe. Where a version of the test is intended for younger candidates or for a specific purpose, the conducting body states which group it is meant for.
Any age guidance, permitted identification documents, retake rules, waiting periods between attempts and fees are set out in the official candidate information published by Michigan Language Assessment.
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