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Title	Study of the relationship between Miller Analogies Test scores and demographic variables of graduate students in the health sciences
Author	Dunn, Jennifer Lee
Date	1983
Affiliation/College	College of Allied Health Sciences
Extent	iv, 17 leaves : ill.; 29 cm
Source	W 21.5 D923s 1983
Subject.MeSH	Aptitude Tests Allied Health Occupations--education--statistics
Collection	MUSC Theses and Dissertations
Contributing Institution	Waring Historical Library (MUSC)
Rights	Copyright is held by the author.
Language	English
Type	Text
Format	application/pdf
Media Type	Manuscripts
Resource Identifier	mtd1983_dunn_jl
Abstract	A study of demographics of age, health discipline, undergraduate grade point average, and Miller Analogies Test scores is described. Data was obtained from individual files from the Master in Health Sciences departmental office at the Medical University of South Carolina. Various descriptive statistics were obtained for each variable. Correlation coefficients were computed for age and undergraduate grade point averages with Miller Analogies Test scores. Chi-square analysis was performed on the various health disciplines to ascertain any relationship with Miller Analogies Test scores. The results show that age and undergraduate grade point average have little correlation to the Miller Analogies Test scores. The Miller Analogies Test score was, however, dependent on health discipline.

Study of the relationship between Miller Analogies Test scores and demographic variables of graduate students in the health sciences

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