News Archives — Michigan Language Assessment

Nurses and healthcare workers can use the Michigan English Test to apply for U.S. occupational visas

The Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, recognizes the MET as an accepted English proficiency assessment for internationally trained nurses and healthcare professionals looking to practice in the U.S.

The University of Northern Iowa Joins Michigan Language Assessment’s Global Network of Recognizing Institutions

MET, News, Recognition

The University of Northern Iowa (UNI) in Cedar Falls, Iowa, accepts the Michigan English Test for admissions of international applicants. This public university, established in 1876, is “a medium-sized university with a small-school atmosphere.” UNI offers 90...

Hope College Joins Michigan Language Assessment’s Global Network of Recognizing Institutions

News, Recognition, Uncategorized

Hope College in Holland, Michigan, accepts the Michigan English Test for admissions of international applicants; admitted international students are eligible for up to $25,000 in academic scholarship. Hope was established in 1866 and offers over 50 academic majors....

Helping Teachers and Students Prepare for MET Go! Digital

MET Go!, News

Test takers and families are celebrating a year of MET Go! Digital. The convenient, at-home version is making it even more accessible for upper primary to secondary school learners to prove their English proficiency. Michigan Language Assessment is proud to see the...

English Testing Canada Joins Michigan Language Assessment Authorized Test Center Network

MET, News

Michigan Language Assessment is proud to welcome English Testing Canada (ETC) to our network of Authorized Test Centers. Georgia Wilder, PhD, ETC Director, had previously managed a large testing program in Canada for the administration of MELAB, a widely accepted exam...

Offering MET Digital Means 365 More Opportunities A Year