Your Next Steps with MET: Study Abroad in the U.S.
After you prove your English proficiency by taking MET, you may want to use the certification to study abroad at a university in the United States. Learn about some of your options.
Moving Forward During Challenging Times
As we approach the close of this challenging year, we reflect on the positive aspects from a season of uncertainty. We are thankful for our partners and educators who are dedicated to supporting students through any challenges—there’s nobody we would rather be working with during these uncertain times
Study Tips for the MET Go! Writing Section
English language learners ages 11 to 15 take MET Go! to show their accomplishments in their studies. Here are some activities for teachers who are preparing students for the MET Go! Writing Section.
How to Prepare for Success by Proving Your English
Whether you are considering studying abroad in the U.S. or at a university that is close to you, an English certification can be helpful. Universities often require proof of international students’ English proficiency levels.
The Barbara Dobson Latin America Research Grant
Michigan Language Assessment is proud to announce the renaming of its Latin America Research Grant after Barbara Dobson. Barbara, a beloved colleague, retired in August of this year, bringing to a close a career in language assessment that spanned five decades.
New Personalized Online Results for Young Learners
Beginning this month, learners who take the Michigan Young Learners English tests (MYLE) will receive enhanced personalized feedback.