MLAT leaflet 2018 - admissionstesting.org

1 Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing Key dates for the MLAT 2018. is part of a not-for-profit department of the Registration opens: University of Cambridge. 1 September Where can I find out more? Requests for modified question papers: About the MLAT: By 30 September Admissions testing support: Registration deadline: 15 October by BST. This is the same date as the UCAS application deadline University of Oxford Admissions Information: +44 (0)1865 288000. Test date: 31 October Results: The test is marked by the University of Oxford. You are not automatically sent your test results, but you may request your score as part of the usual University of Oxford feedback process. Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing 1 Hills Road Cambridge CB1 2EU. United Kingdom All details are correct at the time of going to print in January 2018. Any updates or changes can be found on the MLAT website. *5848585159*. Copyright UCLES 2018 | CER/3208/8Y01.

2 Guide for students 2018. Register by 15 October 2018. The Modern Languages Admissions Where do I take the MLAT? How much does the test cost? Tests (MLAT) You must take the test at a registered test centre. You don't need to pay a test entry fee but centres You need to take the MLAT if you are applying Your school or college may already be a test centre may charge an administration fee. to study any of the following undergraduate check with your Exams Officer. Please note, your Modern Languages and/or Linguistics courses at school or college may charge an administration fee. What if I need Access Arrangements? the University of Oxford: Access Arrangements are available if you have a If you are not able to take the test at school or disability or special requirement, and are normally all single Modern Languages courses college, you need to find an authorised open test entitled to support for exams. all joint Modern Languages courses centre where you can take the test.

3 These centres Modern Languages and Linguistics usually charge an administration fee. You need to inform your centre of any special Classics and Modern Languages requirements when they register you for the test. English and Modern Languages They will ask for full details and a copy of your If your school or college is not already registered as a European and Middle Eastern Languages medical evidence. Requests for modified question centre, they can apply to become a test centre even History and Modern Languages papers must be submitted by your centre by if you are the only person taking a test. The deadline Philosophy and Modern Languages 30 September 2018. for applications to become a centre is 30 September. Psychology and Linguistics How do I prepare for the MLAT? Philosophy and Linguistics. If you are applying for a joint course, you may also How and when do I register? Doing practice papers in timed conditions is an excellent way to prepare and gets you used to the need to take a separate test in your other subject.

4 You need to be registered as a candidate by the test format and question style. You can find past You can confirm this at: test centre. papers via: Please ask the Exams Officer at your centre to register The tests are only one part of the overall you. Please also ask for your candidate entry number application process. as proof that your registration is complete. What's in the test? Your centre needs to register you by 15 October 2018. The MLAT consist of several different 30-minute Registration opens on 1 September 2018, so speak to papers for different language courses, and a your centre as early as possible. As late registrations 60-minute Philosophy paper only for applicants to are not accepted, ask your centre to register you for Philosophy and Modern Languages. You take one the MLAT well before the registration deadline. This or two papers, depending on which course you are is done separately from your UCAS application.

5 Applying for. You must give your centre your name, date of birth You can check which papers you need to take at: and UCAS number exactly as they have been entered on your UCAS application.