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How to Get the HOBET Test

Students applying for allied health programs must take the Health Occupations Basic Entrance Test (HOBET). This standardized test contains seven sections that evaluate knowledge and aptitude. The sections include math, reading comprehension, science concepts and vocabulary, written expression, test-taking skills, stress levels and learning style. The test takes about 2 1/2 hours to complete and can be administered either online, on a computer without Internet access or on paper. Registration is required before taking the test.

Instructions

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  Direct your browser to the home page of your school or the school to which you have applied. In the "search" field, enter "HOBET."
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  Click on the result that takes you to the registration page. Many schools offer only online registration for the HOBET. If your school is one of these schools, enter your login information and follow the registration instructions.
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  Contact the exam coordinator to schedule your exam, if necessary. Some schools do not allow online registration. On the HOBET page for these schools, administrators provide contact information for the person in charge of scheduling exam dates and times.

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