Accreditation by a recognized accrediting body confirms that an institution: Meets established standards of academic quality Uses evidence to guide decision-making and improvement Is accountable to students, the community, and the public Operates with integrity in governance, finances, and operations Accreditation is also what allows: Students to receive federal financial aid Credits to transfer more easily between institutions Degrees and credentials to be recognized by employers and universities The institution to take part in grants, partnerships, and statewide initiatives In short, accreditation supports student success, institutional credibility, and public trust
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