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    The Bloomberg Assessment Test (BAT) is a 3-hour computer-based test administered globally to help students distinguish themselves and demonstrate their skills and knowledge to financial employers. The test consists of approximately 150 multiple choice questions across sections on Bloomberg functions, economics, finance, math, verbal reasoning, and ethics. Students are ranked relative to peers in their field, and employers can access anonymous test results and profiles. There is currently no fee for students to take the BAT if their university signs up by November 2011. Major financial companies like Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and others are associated with the assessment.

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    The Bloomberg Assessment Test (BAT) is a 3-hour computer-based test administered globally to help students distinguish themselves and demonstrate their skills and knowledge to financial employers. The test consists of approximately 150 multiple choice questions across sections on Bloomberg functions, economics, finance, math, verbal reasoning, and ethics. Students are ranked relative to peers in their field, and employers can access anonymous test results and profiles. There is currently no fee for students to take the BAT if their university signs up by November 2011. Major financial companies like Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and others are associated with the assessment.

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    Bloomberg Assessment Test: Click To Edit Master Subtitle Style

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    The Bloomberg Assessment Test (BAT) is a 3-hour computer-based test administered globally to help students distinguish themselves and demonstrate their skills and knowledge to financial employers. The test consists of approximately 150 multiple choice questions across sections on Bloomberg functions, economics, finance, math, verbal reasoning, and ethics. Students are ranked relative to peers in their field, and employers can access anonymous test results and profiles. There is currently no fee for students to take the BAT if their university signs up by November 2011. Major financial companies like Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and others are associated with the assessment.

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    7/9/12 BLOOMBERG ASSESSMENT TEST

    FOR WHOM????

    For those looking to distinguish themselves in the graduate market and define themselves from others seeking to attract financial based companies this is a great opportunity The BAT will help students demonstrate to financial employers that they are strong potential recruits, adding a powerful data point to their educational and personal background. 7/9/12

    7/9/12

    TEST DESCRIPTION

    Three hour computer-based test, administered in person at partner universities and Bloomberg offices around the world. Approximately 150 multiple choice questions, including Bloomberg screens, charts and functions, emphasizing the real life, practical aspect of the test. Two sections: (i) Knowledge: will assess basic economic and financial knowledge, and (ii)Skills and Abilities: math, verbal, ethics and analytical reasoning. All questions and answers will be in English. Students will be ranked relative to their peers (e.g., nonfinance students will be compared to other non-finance students) across each content area.
    7/9/12 Employers will have access to the database of test results and participants on an anonymous basis. Identifiable

    FEE FOR TAKING BAT?

    There is currently no fee to take the BAT if the campus agrees to take the TEST by November, 2011.

    7/9/12

    Some of the Companies associated


    Bloomberg Goldman Sachs JP Morgan HSBC BarCap McKinsey BNP Paribas UBS
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