Our Club usually holds test sessions every three (3) months; when it is possible, additional test sessions are added as needed.  For the most part test session are being held on the following schedule: 

• August - (Last session before deadline for Regional Championships)

• November

• March

•  June - (Last session of the current membership year) 

Test entries must be received on or before the posted deadline.  Test fees are not refundable after the entries deadline unless the test session is cancelled.

If a test session is postponed (moved to another day), because there were not enough entries or for other reasons out of the control of the Club, your application and fees are automatically moved to the next test session unless you notify the test chairman that you are not going to do the test.  You do not need to re-apply for the test unless your circumstances have changed.  Refunds are not automatically processed for club members.  If you are not taking the test, then you must notify the Test Chairman as soon as possible in order to process a refund of your test fees.

If you must take a test, in order to qualify for a specific level (due to a deadline), and you need to take this test at another club's test session, you must obtain a "Test Authorization" from the Test Chairman before taking such test.  This authorization must be submitted along with the respective test application to the test chair at the club holding the test session.

Before taking a Free Skate Test, you must have passed the respective Moves-in-the-Field Test.  Also, is very important that when you and your coach discuss and setup your program both take in consideration the following items: Duration - Skills - Presentation

What is the waiting period before trying a test marked Retry?  You must wait 27 days before trying a test again.  It is also recommended that you use the comments on your copy of the judges scoring sheet as a guide to improve your skill for the next test.

Many judges have expressed several concerns about the freeskating tests explaining that..."the freeskate should not only reflect the skater's level/skills and personality; it is also important that it reflects his or her age as well."

Most open competitions (non-qualifying), unless otherwise stated in the competition announcement, allow skaters to compete one (1) level higher than their current test level on file.  This means that if your current level is Pre-Juvenile FS, then you may compete at the Juvenile FS.

If you passed a test, you should have received a "test patch" for the respective test level, along with a copy of the judges score sheets.

If you did not receive your test patch, it most likely was because we had exhausted our stock, but don't worry, as soon as we re-stock we will make sure you get yours.

The Test Certificate will be sent to us directly from the U.S. Figure Skating headquarters, after they have processed and registered the tests report.

To qualify for any adult test, the candidate must be twenty-five (25) years of age or older.  Adult MIF Tests are comprised of mixed moves from the first five (5) standard levels.  It is for this reason that adults must understand that there is no "grandfathering" from the standard tests to the adult test or vice-versa.  If an adult skater starts testing on the standard track and later on decides to cross to the adult track, he/she must start the adult tests from the beginning.