The accreditation process primarily focuses upon two areas of education institutions, self-assessment and comparison with peer institutions. The National Biblical Greek Exam provides an effortless method of producing measurable results in both of these areas.

Each educational institution has goals for its curricula. The NBGE can provide an in depth analysis of each Greek class. The NBGE charts how well each class performs in several grammatical areas. This enables instructors and administrators to pinpoint where the courses are performing in comparison to the schools goals. This data is stored over years, so school can also easily track and document their progress.

The NBGE also provides an easy and informative method of assessing how well a school is performing compared with similar institutions. The NBGE can rank class performance overall, and in various grammatical areas. Schools can be compared according to school level and even with schools using the same text-book. Through all of these various comparisons a school can document the comparison that is most appropriate for the school's situation.

Measurable results like those offered by the NBGE are essential for meaningful and accurate assessment in the accreditation process. Best of all these results are produced without any additional work from the instructor or administration. So now you can have the online technological power of the National Biblical Greek Exam start working for you. Sign your class up today to start tracking the improvements of your Greek program.

1) Expedite and improve self-study and reviews.
It is the perfect tool to effortlessly prepare for self-studies involved with accreditation and yearly performance reviews. Your instructor's account automatically keeps track of how well your class ranks among similar institutions and curricula.

2) See strengths and weaknesses of your class.
The exam provides detailed analysis that shows you exactly where your class is strong and where you can focus on review. Since you can instantly compare the performances of individual students in several grammatical areas, the NBGE offers a higher degree of specific analysis than is traditionally feasible.

3) Compare your courses with similiar institutions.
The various ways the NBGE can rank classes allow schools to macth their performance with other schools that are truely simliar.

With its popularity at the 2003 Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) annual convention and scheduled presentation in 2005 (See you there) the NBGE is gaining wide acceptance.

4) It is text independent.
The exam is not married to one textbook. It attempts to use grammatical terms that are widely accepted and integrate questions from many different instructors. However, you do have the option to rank your class among other classes that use the same textbook.

It costs nothing for instructors to sign up and create a class. An instructor can even start creating customized exams and have students try them without any charge.

There is a sample exam already prepared that you are welcome to try, but it will not provide any analysis or assessment. Customized exams will provide assessment and some analysis but to see the full analysis and have rankings you must have your students take the National Exam.