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How can I compare my previous data set with my new data set?

Comparing two groups of test takers is easy to do within our online testing system for customers who work with our staff to set up their testing account to include this option. But we have expert professional staff that can offer these services even if your data sets are many years old or currently not linked as a related testing events. Contact us to have your account researched for the potential to retrieve meaningful information about testing that has occurred at your agency using Insight Assessment instruments.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you compare my results to other schools in the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) ?

Yes, your data can be compared within conference or from regional data in these states; Alaska – AK, Idaho – ID, Montana – MT, Nevada – NV, Oregon – OR, Utah – UT, Washington - WA

Can you compare my results to other schools in the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities ) WASC –ACSCU ?

Yes, your data can be compared within conference or from regional data in these states; California – CA, Hawaii – HI, Guam

When should post-test data be gathered?

Post-test data should be gathered at a time when students have sufficiently completed an educational experience so as to have engaged and further developed their critical thinking, b...

How are pre-test and post-test data analyzed?

Gathering pre-test data from entering students enables matched pairs analyses of pre-test and post-test data in which each individual’s post-test is compared with that same individua...

Can you compare my results to other schools in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (Commission on Colleges) SACS ?

Yes, your data can be compared within the conference or with regional data in these states; Alabama – AL, Florida – FL, Georgia – GA, Kentucky – KY, Louisiana – LA, Mississippi – MS,...