Read all instructions carefully.
    Do not accept help from others on any part of this test.
    Tests with incomplete name will not be evaluated.
    Proofread carefully before you submit your test.

    Your test will be evaluated for your skills in following instructions, typing, finding misspelled words, grammar, punctuation, and proofreading. Most errors seem to be made in the final portion of the test, a letter which includes a number of errors. You will be asked to correct the errors, including misspelled words.

    It is necessary for applicants to pass this test prior to enrollment. Those who receive a failing grade may request an opportunity to retest after a three-month period of time.

    Full Name (required):

    E-Mail Address (required):

    Address (required):

    Your Telephone Number (required):

    Keyboarding (Typing) Speed - estimate if necessary (required):

    Is your typing speed at least 45 wpm?
    No
    Yes

    The pre-enrollment test is available only to those with a typing speed of 45 wpm or greater.

    Do you live in the United States, Canada, or are you US Military stationed overseas?
    No
    Yes

    If you have answered 'yes' to both questions, you may continue with the test.
    If your answer is 'no' to either of the above questions, we are unable to accept your test.

    Please write a short paragraph about your goals for yourself and why you believe a medical transcription course may be a good option for you at the present time. You are welcome to include any relevant information about your past education and/or work experience.

    Spelling Test: Select the correctly-spelled words out of this list. Do NOT use your spellchecker or dictionary.

    1.

      accomodate
      accommodate
      acommodate

    2.
      acquired
      aquired
      accquired

    3.
      adolesent
      adolescent
      adolesant

    4.
      perdominent
      predominant
      predominent

    5.
      athsma
      azthma
      asthma

    6.
      convalescence
      convalesense
      convalesence

    7.
      depressent
      deppresant
      depressant

    8.
      disaes
      disease
      dissease

    9.
      embarrassed
      embarassed
      embarrased

    10.
      juvenile
      juvenial
      juvenille

    11.
      labratory
      labaratory
      laboratory

    12.
      lasaration
      laseration
      laceration

    13.
      miscellaneous
      misellaneous
      miscelaneous

    14.
      naussia
      nausia
      nausea

    15.
      occurrance
      occurance
      occurrence

    16.
      permissible
      permissable
      permisible

    17.
      persistant
      persistent
      persisstent

    18.
      physician
      phsycian
      phycisian

    19.
      preceed
      precede
      preciede

    20.
      resistant
      resisten
      resisstent

    21.
      rythym
      rhthym
      rhythm

    22.
      symetriccal
      symetrical
      symmetrical

    23.
      transferred
      transsfered
      transfered

    24.
      supression
      suppresion
      suppression

    25.
      gaseous
      gasseous
      gassious

    In the space below, type the following sentences, correcting any errors in spelling and adding appropriate punctuation. Do not worry about the medical content. We are interested in testing your skills in spelling, punctuation, and proofreading.

    1. The patient is a well nourished well developed elderly female in no acute distress.

    2. He denies recent travel outside of the country however he did travel extensively last year.

    3. This elderly female complained of right sided abdominal pain fever and nausea.

    4. Jane Doe your patient was seen in consultation today.

    5. The patient complained of epigastric pain dark urine and clay colored stools without jaundice.

    6. This patient was seen for intermittent episodes of bloody diarrhea however all of the x-rays including a colon x-ray and the examination were normal.

    7. The attending physician presented a 35 year old Iranian male living in New Jersey with attacks of severe GI bleeding.

    8. The patient said and I quote her accurately I have been having a pain in my left hip for over twenty years.

    9. Was there a stairstep type fracture at the distal one third of the tibia.

    10. She has not followed her 1200 calorie diabetic diet consequently her blood sugars are in the 300 range.

    Grammar Test - Delete all incorrect words within the parentheses to complete the sentence. We do not want you to leave the parentheses or incorrect words.

    This is the final portion of the test. Proofread the following letter. Make any corrections that are needed. Remember to correct any words that may be misspelled.

    Please answer the following questions in the space below:

    How did you hear about The Andrews School? Did you hear about us from a medical transcription employer, one of our successful graduates, or an online search.
    Are you considering any of our other Andrews School courses? If so, which ones, and what factors are impacting your decision?