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The Critical Thinking Assessment Test (CAT) measures your ability to evaluate ideas and comprehend new information through short answer/essay responses using a pencil. Follow clear instructions to answer questions, as CAT results influence how others judge the value of a degree from SFSU. Developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills is crucial for future employability. Take approximately 1 hour to complete the test, which includes a test booklet and envelope. Enter your student ID number and "local code" 7101 on the back of the test booklet and provide demographic information when starting Part II.
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Critical thinking Assessment Test (CAT) Measures your ability to evaluate ideas and comprehend new information Short answer/essay (use pencil)
CAT: Instructions • Try to write as clearly as possible • Try to express your ideas as clearly as possible • Answer the questions in the order presented—don’t go back and change previous answers • You might learn something in a question that you have to apply to questions that follow • Answer each question completely—don’t assume that your answer to a previous question will be included as part of your response
The Importance of CAT • Your score won’t be tied to you, but CAT results affect the way that others judge the value of a degree from SFSU • Critical thinking and real-world problem solving skills are very important to prospective employers • So, try to do as well as you can!
CAT • About 1 hour to complete the test • You’ll receive a shrink-wrapped package containing: • test booklet • envelope • Don’t open them yet! • On back of test booklet, enter • student ID number • “local code” 7101 • demographic information • Open envelope when starting Part II of the test