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Focus on Accountability by Measuring
What Students Have Learned
In the past, government and institutional leaders have gauged accountability with productivity measures including enrollment, graduation
and retention rates. Increasingly, key stakeholders are centering accountability on program effectiveness and what students have learned.
Going forward, colleges and universities will need to collect and analyze data on student outcomes and program performance. Read how ETS can help.
 Writing is the Key to College Success.
Do Your Students Write Well Right Now?
Colleges and universities are learning that even students with stellar high school records don't have all the skills to survive in college. Many college
instructors believe that most entering students are missing the most important skills required to succeed in college: grammar and usage skills. Writing
skills have always been and will continue to be one of the essential skills for college readiness and success. Do your students have the writing skills
necessary to succeed at your institution and in the workforce? What are you doing to motivate your students to improve their writing skills? » READ MORE
For more information, please visit www.ets.org.
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