University Level Test of Reasoning Abilities (ULTRA)

With fifty questions, the University Level Test of Reasoning Abilities (ULTRA) samples the examinee's reasoning skills in 21 domains, and in doing so indirectly coaches the examinee on how to increase his or her thinking skills in each of those domains. Persons who think skillfully in all those domains are almost invariably successful in life. The domains tested in the instrument are:

1. Logic, Deductive
2. Logic, Inductive
3. Everyday Problem Solving
4. Inferential reasoning
5. Critical Reasoning
6. Application of Scientific Principles
7. Imagination and Inspiration
8. Memory and Knowledge Acquisition
9. Personal Relationships
10. Observational Skills
11. Creative Thinking Skills
12. Self Awareness
13. Ability to read others' intentions and to cooperate with others
14. Verbal Reasoning
15. Mathematical / Statistical Reasoning
16. Spatial Reasoning
17. Musical Thinking
18. Kinesthetic Thinking
19. Ecological Intelligence
20. Curiosity
21. Achievement Drive (Success Drive)

After you take the ULTRA examination, you will be presented with a report showing your scores in the above areas, with suggestions on how to improve your skills in each area. Also, the ULTRA report will offer suggestions as to which career(s) to consider, based on your ULTRA scores.

Click here to see a sample ULTRA report.