2022-2023 Casper Test Dates for US Medical Schools
Med School Insiders
April 11, 2022
2022-2023 Casper test dates for US medical schools are now available. Learn what test dates are available and how to book your test with Altus Suite.
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Casper Test FAQ (19 Questions Answered)
Med School Insiders
February 28, 2022
Which medical schools require Casper? How is Casper scored? Learn the answers to these questions and more with our Casper test FAQs.
15 Casper Test Preparation Tips (Yes, You Can Prepare!)
Med School Insiders
February 23, 2022
Just because you can’t study for Casper doesn’t mean you can’t prepare. Our Casper test preparation guide will give you the confidence you need to succeed.
2022 Casper Test Guide: Scoring, Preparation, and FAQs
Med School Insiders
February 22, 2022
Meet Casper—a major component of the Altus Suite. Our Casper guide shares everything you need to know about the Casper test, including test logistics, how it’s scored, how to prepare, and FAQs.
New Casper Test Video Response: What You Need to Know
Med School Insiders
February 21, 2022
There’s a new mandatory Casper test video response section for the 2022/2023 medical school application cycle. Learn about the updated Casper format.
How is the Casper Test Scored?
Med School Insiders
February 17, 2022
Learn how the Casper test is scored, including information about the Raters, what specifically is being tested, and how scores are formulated.
What Medical Schools Require Casper? (In 2022)
Med School Insiders
February 3, 2022
Learn what medical schools require Casper and why more schools are requiring Altus Suite as a part of the medical school application process.
Understanding Altus Suite: Casper, Snapshot, and Duet
Med School Insiders
January 24, 2022
When did the CASPer test change to Altus Suite? Learn about Altus Suite and its three components—Casper, Snapshot, and Duet.
Casper: An Introduction to the Newest Medical School Test
Cailey Talbot
October 21, 2021
Casper is the newest addition to medical school applications. What is it? What do you need to know? And how do you prepare for it?
