Advance College Project - ACP End-of-Course Student Evaluation

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ACP End-of-Course Student Evaluation

Indiana University (IU) and the staff of the Advance College Project (ACP) gather and study students' and teachers' perceptions of the ACP program in the high school.

At the end of the course, all students enrolled in an ACP course for credit are asked to evaluate the course through a course evaluation. The teacher will administer the course evaluation only to students enrolled for college credit. Information received will be treated confidentially and only group results will be reported.