Michigan Language Assessment
MET
Michigan English Test
Latest Updates (2026)
2025–2026: Expanded Prometric availability. Single Section Retake option now available. Continued recognition for healthcare professional registration.
About This Test
A secure, multilevel English proficiency test from Michigan Language Assessment, covering CEFR levels A2–C1. Available as a 4-skill test (Writing, Listening, Reading, Speaking) for university admissions and professional purposes, or a shorter 2-skill test (Listening & Reading) for institutional placement. On-demand scheduling with results in 5–7 days.
University admissions, professional certification, and placement
Test Format
Writing: 2 tasks — integrated writing and opinion essay (25 minutes)
Listening: 3 parts — conversations and lectures (30 minutes)
Reading: 3 parts — academic texts and questions (30 minutes)
Speaking: 3 parts — interview, read-aloud, and discussion (10 minutes)
Key Features
- Multilevel test — scores map to CEFR A2–C1
- Available as 4-skill (full) or 2-skill (shorter) version
- On-demand scheduling — take any day of the week
- Digital format with results in 5–7 business days
- Single Section Retake available — don't need to redo the whole test
- Accepted for US healthcare professional registration
- Scores shared with unlimited institutions at no extra cost
Score Requirements by Level
| CEFR Level | MET Score | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
| C1 – C2 | Advanced / Proficient | Postgraduate entry, scholarships, top employers |
| B2 | Upper Intermediate | Most undergraduate & postgraduate programs |
| B1 | Intermediate | Foundation programs, pathway entry |
| A2 | Elementary | Certificate programs, visa applications |
What Can You Use This For?
Top Institutions Accepting MET
Official Preparation Resources
- Official Michigan Language Assessment practice tests
- MET preparation materials
- Academic listening and reading practice
- Writing task practice guides
Preparation Tip
Determine whether you need 4-skill (university/visa) or 2-skill (placement) version. Use Michigan Language Assessment practice materials. Focus on academic listening and reading comprehension. Practice writing structured responses.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between MET 4-skill and 2-skill?
MET 4-skill tests all four skills (Writing, Listening, Reading, Speaking) and is used for university admissions and professional purposes. MET 2-skill tests only Listening and Reading and is used for institutional placement.
Is MET accepted for US healthcare registration?
Yes. MET is accepted by some US healthcare regulatory bodies for English proficiency verification. Check with your specific licensing board.
Quick Facts
Who Accepts This?
Accepted by universities, employers, and government agencies. Recognized for professional healthcare registration in the US. Growing international recognition.
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