Evaluate whether incoming students are eligible for Title IV programs, approved by the U.S. Department of Education.
Learn moreWe all know there are individuals who can thrive in your program without a high school education. But it's hard to know who's ready and who needs a little more training. Here's the answer.
The Ability-to-Benefit Test, or "ATB Test", is an all-inclusive, non-proctored exam designed by the U.S. Department of Education to help identify students who possess the basic skills necessary to succeed in a post-secondary education program, but who lack a high school diploma.
The best part? Qualified Ability-to-Benefit students are eligible for Federal financial assistance under Title IV.
Item response theory scoring uses item level characteristics and the overall response pattern to enhance the accuracy of the results.
Proctor training, certification, and annual re-certification as required by the US Department of Education. We got you.
20-minute administration time for each of the math and verbal portions of the test, with total assessment time under an hour. Go ahead, take a long lunch break, you deserve it.
Available in English and Spanish. Administer online for instant results and official scores. Paper-and-pencil administration available, with step-by-step guide and answer sheets scored by Wonderlic. Non-proctored online practice test available (English only). Old school or new school, however you roll.
ATB results are provided in a one-page report that indicates status as "Eligible" or "Not Eligible". Scores are shown graphically in relation to minimum requirements.
Student information and test scores are stored securely in Wonderlic Online. Access immediately during any stage of the enrollment process.