| MCVSD Entrance Exam

What is the MCVSD?

The MCVSD, or Monmouth County Vocational School District, is a prestigious high-school district for Monmouth County residents. There are five Career Academy schools requiring the completion of the MCVSD exam:

Foley Prep MCVSD Testing Options

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Past Three Year Results Foley is the fastest growing MCVSD program in Monmouth County; we have helped countless current MCVSD students ace their tests. While we welcome all students, please recognize that many of our clients are "on the bubble" - those who have a reasonably good chance of success. In other words, we are not afraid to give honest feedback to families along the way.

78% of our preppers were accepted into various MCVSD schools! Here are our acceptance rates (#accepted/#applied) by school:

The competition is fierce (especially at High Tech High School), so the criteria for selection are demanding. We are very proud of our students who were accepted, and even those who have fallen short have found working with us very rewarding.

MCVSD Admissions Process The process of applying to the MCVSD program can be a daunting and challenging one, but we are here to help! Make sure that you and your child attend at least one open house offered by the district in the fall, as it is a required step when applying to one of the schools. Under the "Important Dates" section, we’ve compiled the known open house dates and times for all schools.

The breakdown of the application is as follows:

• 15% Grade 7 (full year) transcript (out of a possible 15 points)
• 15% Grade 8 first-marking period transcript (out of a possible 15 points)
• 70% admissions test (out of a possible 70 points)
• 35 points for Math, 35 points for English

While test scores are most important (there is also a personal statement that doesn’t factor into the 100-point schematic), it’s imperative that your child’s transcripts are strong and provide as many points out of 30 as possible. Many of our applicants had 28 or 29 already from these two categories, so they were able to find a little leeway on the test results. Still, a minimum score of 89% (62-63 points out of 70) is recommended to compete with students from the same district and those considered later.