The Casper test is not a pass or fail test, nor is it evaluated with a rubric. It measures your personal skills in relation to the entire applicant pool.

At this time, applicants do not receive their Casper score. However, we are exploring ways in which we can make this happen.

It is up to the individual programs to determine how they will incorporate the Acuity Insights results into their application decisions, meaning every school may use the scores differently. The influence of the score also depends on the competitiveness of the applicant pool for each individual program. This could result in the same Acuity Insights result being more competitive for some programs compared to others.

Applicants like yourself will not receive their Acuity Insights result in the same way that they would not expect to get results from an interview, reference letter, or personal statement. It is meant to be a way for programs to get a better sense of their applicant pool.

Finally, the Casper score is a total number that is not broken down by areas/topics covered. Therefore, sharing this information with applicants would not provide any insight into learning opportunities regarding where they excelled or where they could improve.

It was weighing all this information, that we made the decision not to distribute scores at this time.

For more information on how your Casper test is evaluated, please visit our How the Casper Test is Scored article