The Missouri General Education Assessment
is an internet-based test composed of multiple-choice
questions and a written assignment. Subjects include Reading
Comprehension and Interpretation, Writing, Mathematics, and
Science and Social Studies. Depending upon your institution,
you may be required to pass the MoGEA exam.
Eligibility
Candidates for the MoGEA are typically
students seeking acceptance into teacher education programs.
Registration
Candidates must create an account at http://www.mo.nesinc.com
to start the registration process. At this site a candidate
will select a test date, time, and place of testing. The MoGEA
fee must be paid at that time.
Fees
Starting on July 1, 2019 the total fee will
be $59 for all five subtests, or $25 for each subtest. No
additional seating charge will be paid. All payments and
scheduling must be done through the MoGEA
website.
Day of Test
A valid government-issued ID bearing your photograph and signature is required on the day of the test.
Student ID cards are not acceptable. Electronic devices, including cell phones and calculators are not permitted. A complete list of policies regarding the MoGEA is available at the MoGEA website
Scores
Scores will be reported after the exam. See the MoGEA website for the score report dates
The Praprofessional exam is an internet-based test with 90 questions.
Eligibility
As of September 2013, candidates with fewer than 60 semester hours and seeking a Paraprofessional position to work in Special Education and/or Title I settings in Missouri must achieve a passing score on the Paraprofessional test. The test measures competencies in English language arts and basic mathematics skills for practicing and prospective paraprofessionals.
Registration
Candidates must create an account at https://www.mo.nesinc.com to start the registration process. At this site a candidate will select a test date, time, and place of testing. The test fee must be paid at that time.
Fees
The current fee is $41. Fees are subject
to change.
Day of Test
A valid government-issued ID bearing your photograph and signature is required on the day of the test.
Student ID cards are not acceptable. Electronic devices, including cell phones and calculators are not permitted. A complete list of policies regarding the exam is available at the Parapro website.
Scores
The passing score is 220. You will recieve an unofficial score report following your exam. The official score
report will be released within 3 weeks of the exam