What would you actually score on CASPer?
Answer one real scenario below. You'll get an instant quartile estimate and two specific things to fix — scored against the same attributes CASPer assesses.
Online Study Group Comment
You are part of an online study group for a challenging university course. During a video call, after a fellow student, Priya, logs off, another student, Ben, makes a dismissive comment about Priya's recent questions, suggesting she isn't capable enough for the course. Some other members chuckle, while others remain silent. You found Priya's questions to be insightful and her effort commendable.
You'll be asked
How would you respond in this situation, if at all?
The timer is there to make it realistic. You can submit early, and running out of time won't lose your answer.
This is a sample of what the full platform does
The free score above checks four attributes on one question. A real practice session scores all 10, across every question in the scenario.
All 10 CASPer attributes
Collaboration, Communication, Empathy, Equity, Ethics and 5 more — scored individually on every response.
Line-by-line highlights
See exactly which sentences helped you and which hurt you, marked directly on your own answer.
Progress over time
Track each attribute across sessions so you can see which weaknesses are actually closing before test day.
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Common questions
Yes. You can score a response here without an account, an email address, or a credit card. We limit it to three attempts per day so we can afford to keep it open to everyone.
It's an estimate, not an official result. We score your response against the same attributes CASPer assesses, using the rubric our full platform uses. It's genuinely useful for spotting weaknesses — but Acuity Insights does not publish raw scores, so no tool can predict your official quartile exactly.
CASPer doesn't give you a mark. It ranks you against everyone else who sat the same test and reports which quarter of that group you fell into. 1st quartile is the top 25%. Schools use this alongside your GPA and other admissions criteria.
For typed responses you typically have around five minutes for three questions, so most strong answers land between 150 and 250 words each. Depth matters far more than length — assessors reward considering multiple perspectives and committing to a clear action.
We store it anonymously to improve our scoring and to understand how people use this tool. We don't store your IP address, and we don't ask for your name or email unless you choose to create an account.