Missouri General Education Assessment (MoGEA) (066–069)

This assessment includes four subtests: Reading Comprehension and Interpretation, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, and Writing. Examinees must pass the Reading Comprehension and Interpretation, Mathematics, and Writing subtests. Passing the MoGEA Science and Social Studies subtest is no longer a testing requirement for admission into a Missouri educator preparation program. Read more about the MoGEA testing requirements update.

Format	Internet-based test (IBT) and online-proctored test; multiple-choice questions and written assignment Reading Comprehension and Interpretation: 39 multiple-choice questions Mathematics: 40 multiple-choice questions Science and Social Studies: 40 multiple-choice questions Writing: 1 written assignment
Time	Internet-Based Testing Tutorial and nondisclosure agreement: 15 minutes Reading Comprehension and Interpretation: 75 minutes testing time Mathematics: 75 minutes testing time Science and Social Studies: 60 minutes testing time Writing: 60 minutes testing time All 4 subtests: 4 1/2 hours testing time, plus a 15-minute break between subtests 2 and 3	Online Proctoring Tutorial and nondisclosure agreement: 15 minutes Reading Comprehension and Interpretation: 75 minutes testing time Mathematics: 75 minutes testing time Science and Social Studies: 60 minutes testing time Writing: 60 minutes testing time
Breaks	Internet-Based Testing You may take restroom breaks during testing. Time taken for unscheduled breaks is considered part of the available testing time. Note: If you are taking all 4 subtests in a single test session, you will receive a 15-minute scheduled break between subtests 2 and 3.	Online Proctoring No breaks are allowed.
Test Dates	Internet-Based Testing By appointment, year round, available on a first-come, first-served basis. Available test appointments are shown during the registration process.	Online Proctoring By appointment with an online proctor during one-week testing windows each month
Test Sites	Internet-Based Testing Available at test centers across Missouri. View test center locations.	Online Proctoring You may test remotely, including from home. Review system and testing environment requirements .
Passing Score	Passing scores are set by Missouri educator preparation programs; examinees must pass the Reading Comprehension and Interpretation, Mathematics, and Writing subtests. Passing the Science and Social Studies subtest is no longer required for program admission.
Test Fee	$59 for all four subtests (for internet-based testing only), or $25 for a single subtest Candidates taking the internet-based test may only register for the four-subtest option one time. Note that this option is not available to candidates taking the online-proctored test. Review fee and payment information.
Reference Materials Provided for This Test	Mathematics: An on-screen 4-function calculator and a formulas page are provided. Review the formulas page now . Science and Social Studies: A periodic table is provided. Review it now .
Score Reporting	Internet-Based Testing View score report dates. Examinees taking the internet-based test will receive a receipt of completion when their test ends.	Online Proctoring View score report dates. Examinees taking the online-proctored test will not receive a receipt of completion when their test ends.
Testing Policies	When you register, you must agree to abide by all testing rules and policies. Read them now.
Prepare	View the preparation materials available for this test.

Tests may include test questions that are being evaluated for future administrations and that do not affect a candidate's score.

Taking and Passing the MoGEA

The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has implemented a testing policy whereby:

• Candidates have one opportunity to register to take all four subtests in one test session.
• Candidates may register to take each subtest independently.

The one-time option to take all four subtests in one test session applies only to the internet-based version of the assessment that is administered at a test center. The subtests for the online-proctored version of this assessment are administered in separate testing sessions; therefore, candidates must register for each subtest separately.