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2007–2008
BEFORE YOU REGISTER

Test Selection


Refer to the following tables to identify the specific test or tests you wish to take. If you are not sure which tests you are required to take, consult your advisor or the certification officer at your institution.

There are two test sessions on each test date. The morning test session begins at 7:30 a.m. and lasts until approximately 12:30 p.m. The afternoon test session begins at 1:00 p.m. and lasts until approximately 6:00 p.m. Each test session includes four and one-half hours of actual testing time.

Examinees taking the Basic Skills test may take up to two additional subject-area tests during the afternoon test session. The Basic Skills test is a full-session test and will be scheduled only during the morning test session.

Subject-area tests are scheduled during the morning or afternoon test session on a space-available basis. With the exception of Spanish, French, and Japanese Language and Culture, which are each full-session tests offered only in the afternoon, examinees taking only subject-area tests may take up to four tests: two during the morning test ses­sion and two during the afternoon test session.

You will be assigned to either one or both test sessions, according to the number and type of tests for which you register. You may not register for a test more than once per administration.

Each test session is designed to allow sufficient time for completion of two subject-area tests. However, if you are registering for only two subject-area tests, you may request to be assigned only one subject-area test for each test session. If you register by mail, you must enclose a note detailing your request together with your completed registration form. If you register online for two subject-area tests only, you will be asked whether you would like to take one test in each session. Test session assignments are made on a space-available basis and cannot be guaranteed.

Information about the test sessions to which you have been assigned and the tests you have been scheduled to take during each session will be included on your admission
ticket(s).

For more information about endorsement codes or test date restrictions, please refer to the MDE Web site at:
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/EndorsementAreas&CodesA60660_74341_7.PDF.

Test Test Code
Important Information
Endorsement Code
Accounting 33 Last test date for current program participants is 07/2011. GA
Agricultural Education 37   HX
Anthropology 13   CH
Autistic 64   SV
Basic Skills 96 Basic Skills is a full-session test offered only during the morning test session. not applicable
Behavioral Studies 15   CM
Bilingual Tests   See "Bilingual Tests" below for important information about selecting a bilingual test.  
Biology 17   DA
Business Administration 34 Last test date for current program participants is 07/2011. GH
Business Education 32 Last test date for current program participants is 07/2011. GX
Business, Management, Marketing, and Technology 98   GQ
Chemistry 18 Scientific calculators are provided at the test. See "Scientific Calculators" below for more information. DC
Cognitive Impairment 56 This test was formerly called Mentally Impaired SA
Communication Arts (Secondary) 91   AX
Computer Science 50   NR
Cultural Studies 14   CL
Dance 46   MH
Early Childhood Education 82   ZA
Earth/Space Science 20 This test was formerly called Geology/Earth Science. DH
Economics 07   CA
Elementary Education 83 This test is valid for K–5 all-subject and K–8 self-contained classroom certificates. See "MTTC Certification Requirements" for more details. ZG
Emotionally Impaired 59   SE
English 02   BA
English as a Second Language 86   NS
Environmental Studies 49   NJ
Family and Consumer Sciences 40   KH
Fine Arts 53   OX
French 23 French is a full-session test offered only in the afternoon. The test begins with a listening component. Examinees who arrive late will not be admitted. FA
Geography 08   CB
German 24   FB
Guidance Counselor 51   NT
Health 43   MA
Health, Physical Education, and Recreation 42 Last test date for current program participants is 07/2010. MX
Hearing Impaired 62   SL
History 09   CC
Humanities 54   PX
Industrial Technology 87   IX
Integrated Science (Elementary) 93   DI
Integrated Science (Secondary) 94   DI
Italian 29   FH
Japanese Language and Culture 100 Japanese Language and Culture is a full-session test offered only in the afternoon. The test begins with a listening component. Examinees who arrive late will not be admitted. FL
Journalism 03   BC
Language Arts (Elementary) 90   BX
Latin 26   FD
Learning Disabilities 63 This test was formerly called Learning Disabled. SM
Library Media 48   ND
Marketing Education 36 This test was formerly called Marketing (Distributive Education). GM
Mathematics (Elementary) 89 Bring a graphing calculator to the test. See "Graphing Calculators" below for a list of approved models. EX
Mathematics (Secondary) 22 Bring a graphing calculator to the test. See "Graphing Calculators" below for a list of approved models. EX
Middle Level 85   ZL
Music 99 This test begins with a listening component. Examinees who arrive late will not be admitted. Music (99) and Music Education (39) are two separate tests. Check with your advisor to be sure you register for the correct test. JQ
Music Education 39 Music Education (39) and Music (99) are two separate tests. Check with your advisor to be sure you register for the correct test. Last test date for current program participants is 07/2011. JX
Physical Education 44   MB
Physical Science 97 Scientific calculators are provided at the test. See "Scientific Calculators" below for more information. DP
Physically or Otherwise Health Impaired 58   SC
Physics 19 Scientific calculators are provided at the test. See "Scientific Calculators" below for more information. DE
Political Science 10   CD
Psychology 11   CE
Reading 05 See "Reading and Reading Specialist Tests" below for important certification information. BT
Reading Specialist 92 See "Reading and Reading Specialist Tests" below for important certification information. BR
Russian 27   FE
Science 16 Last test date for current program participants is 07/2008. DX
Social Studies 84   RX
Sociology 12   CF
Spanish 28 Spanish is a full-session test offered only in the afternoon. The test begins with a listening component. Examinees who arrive late will not be admitted. FF
Speech 04   BD
Speech and Language Impaired 57   SB
Technology and Design 88   TX
Visual Arts Education 95   LQ
Visually Impaired 61   SK


Reading and Reading Specialist Tests

Please be aware that Reading (test code 05) and Reading Specialist (test code 92) are separate tests that correspond to different endorsements. The Reading and Reading Specialist tests are not interchangeable. Reading (05) may be used as a minor or a major, or as an additional endorsement at either the elementary or secondary level. Reading Specialist (92) is a graduate program to be used only as an additional K–12 endorsement for individuals who already hold teaching certificates. It is imperative that you take the test that corresponds to your approved program. You may be certified to teach only in areas in which your institution has an approved program. Please contact your advisor to be sure that you register for the correct test.


Bilingual Tests

In order to become certified in a bilingual field, you must pass the MTTC test in the bilingual area in which you seek an endorsement. However, if you seek more than one bilingual endorsement, you only need to take one bilingual test. Refer to the table below for details about specific bilingual fields.

Test
Test Code
Endorsement Code
Bilingual Arabic 74 YK
Bilingual Chaldean 79 YP
Bilingual Chinese 80 YR
Bilingual French 65 YA
Bilingual German 66 YB
Bilingual Greek 67 YC
Bilingual Hebrew 73 YJ
Bilingual Italian 71 YH
Bilingual Japanese 81 YT
Bilingual Korean 77 YN
Bilingual Other 75 YL
Bilingual Polish 72 YI
Bilingual Russian 69 YE
Bilingual Spanish 70 YF
Bilingual Vietnamese 76 YM
Bilingual Yugoslavian 78 YO


Scientific Calculators

Examinees taking the Chemistry, Physical Science, or Physics test will be provided with one of the following models of scientific calculators at the test administration. The models distributed are subject to change; directions for use will not be provided at the test site. You may not use your own calculator or calculator manual for these tests.

  • Texas Instruments TI-30X
  • Texas Instruments TI-30X Solar
  • Texas Instruments TI-30Xa
  • Texas Instruments TI-30Xs
  • Texas Instruments TI-30XIIs

Graphing Calculators

Examinees taking the Mathematics (Elementary) or Mathematics (Secondary) test must bring their own graphing calculator but may not bring a calculator manual. Graphing calculators will not be provided at the test administration. Only the brands and models listed below may be used. Approved calculator brands and models are subject to change; if there is a change, examinees will be notified. Test administration staff will clear the memory of your calculator both before and after testing. Therefore, be sure to back up the memory on your calculator, including applications, to an external device before arriving at the test site.

Manufacturer Approved Models
Casio
FX 1.0-PLUS, fx-7400G, fx-7400G PLUS, fx-9750G PLUS, CFX-9850G, CFX-9850G PLUS, CFX-9850Ga, CFX-9850Ga PLUS, CFX-9850GB PLUS, CFX-9850GB PLUS(WE), CFX-9850GC PLUS, CFX-9970G, ALGEBRA FX 2.0 (ALGFX2.0)
Sharp
EL-9300, EL-9600, EL-9600c, EL-9900
Texas Instruments
TI-73, TI-80, TI-81, TI-82, TI-83, TI-83 Plus, TI-83 Plus Silver, TI-84, TI-84 Plus, TI-84 Plus Silver, TI-85, TI-86, TI-89, TI-89 Titanium
Hewlett-Packard HP 9g, HP 40g, HP 49g, HP 49g PLUS


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