Is the Accuplacer Test a Timed Test?

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• What is the Accuplacer Test?

  The Accuplacer test is approved by the U.S. Department of Education to demonstrate a student’s ability to benefit, and it was created by the College Board, the highly reputable national nonprofit that developed the SAT and ACT.

• What Grade Do I Need to Get the Pell Grant Funding When I Take the Accuplacer Test?

  Passing the Accuplacer test at a 5th-grade level will qualify you for Pell Grant Funding.

• About the Ability-to-Benefit Training Program

  What is the Ability-to-Benefit Training Program? The Ability-to-Benefit (ATB) Training Program is our online course to prepare you for the Accuplacer test. What is the Accuplacer test? The Accuplacer test is a standardized test that is approved by ...

• What is Included in the Ability-to-Benefit Program?

  The Ability-to-Benefit Includes: 103 Video Lessons Practice Test Tips Video Test-taking Strategies Video Test Day Preparation Video 5 Companion Workbooks

• How Is the Ability-to-Benefit Training Program Course Work Completed?

  The Ability-to-Benefit (ATB) Training Program allows you to study and progress at your own pace! Watch the videos, practice with the workbook, and take another practice test whenever you are ready. You can also review and test as many times as you ...