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Initiative

VALUE Scoring Collaborative

Any higher education institution, department, program, consortium, or provider may submit student work to the VALUE Scoring Collaborative for third-party evaluation using the VALUE rubric approach.

Through the VALUE Scoring Collaborative (formerly the VALUE Institute), certified faculty members and educators evaluate student work using widely accepted standards for each learning outcome represented in the VALUE rubrics.

Any higher education institution, department, program, consortium, or provider may upload samples of student work to a digital repository for assessment.

To better gauge student learning and institutional teaching, the VALUE Scoring Collaborative examines achievement across student population groups, such as first-generation students, racial and ethnic groups, and their year in school. The Collaborative uses this data to construct a national macro-view of the quality of student learning in higher education based on AAC&U’s Essential Learning Outcomes.

By the Numbers (2014-2024)

  • 63,252

    Pieces of scored student work

  • 171

    Colleges and Universities

  • 116/54

    4-Year / 2-Year Institutions

Pricing

 Member InstitutionsNon-Member Institutions
First set of 100 artifacts (single outcome, submitted in the same academic year)$6,000$8,000
For each additional set of 100 artifacts submitted in the same academic year (any outcome)$3,000$4,500

Included with the cost of the VALUE Scoring Collaborative are professional development opportunities to support institutional capacity-building. These opportunities are typically valued at ~$2,500 for members and ~$3,750 for non-member institutions when purchased separately:

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Get in touch with us about the VALUE Scoring Collaborative