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Title II Annual Institutional Report on Teacher Preparation
Academic Year 2003-2004

Since 1999/2000, Section 207 of Title II of the Higher Education Act has mandated that each teacher preparation institution submit an annual report on the performance of students and make this report available to the public. In Massachusetts, this information is recorded as students’ performance on the Massachusetts Tests for Educator Licensure. The chart below provides the most recent Boston University report for the 2003/2004 program year.

Boston University does not require a student to pass any part of these tests prior to acceptance into a program. We believe that Boston University standards should be the basis of admission.

If you would like more information about these test scores, the ratio of students to supervisors in the field, or information about the number of full- and part-time faculty supporting these programs, we would be pleased to provide it. You can e-mail
jdee@bu.edu or call 617-353-3212 for additional information.


Pass Rates
Massachusetts Test for Educator Licensure
Institution:
Boston University

 
Institution

Statewide

Test Field/Category Number Tested Number Passed Pass Rate Pass Rate
Basic Skills  
CommLit Reading 162 162 100% 100%
CommLit Writing 162 161 99% 99%
Aggregate
162 161 99% 99%
Academic Content Areas  
02 Early Childhood 8 -- -- 96%
03 General Curriculum 52 52 100% 99%
06 History 15 15 100% 99%
07 English 28 28 100% 98%
08 Reading Specialist 6 -- -- 88%
09 Mathematics 9 -- -- 99%
12 Chemistry 1 -- -- 100%
13 Biology 10 10 100% 99%
16 Music 4 -- -- 98%
17 Visual Art 4 -- -- 98%
22 Physical Education 4 -- -- 100%
26 French 1 -- -- 100%
28 Spanish 3 -- -- 95%
47 Middle School Mathematics 1 -- -- 100%
Aggregate
200 194 97% 96%
Teaching to Special Populations  
24 English As A Second Language 1 -- -- 95%
Aggregate
1 -- -- 99%
 
Summary Totals and Pass Rate 166 160 96% 95%
"--" indicates "Number Passed" and "Pass Rate" not shown because "Number Tested" is less than 10.

 
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