Breaking down the differences between the PROSPER and Aim Higher Act proposals on accreditation
Moving beyond the high stakes, all-or-nothing approach to accreditation
This brief outline key federal policy recommendations for reforming accreditation policy
Today’s students deserve a system of higher education that delivers high-quality results and a guarantee of economic success and…
Accrediting agencies are responsible for doling out the “stamp of approval” that institutions of higher education need to be…
A college degree or certificate is ever more necessary in today’s economy; an estimated 65 percent of available jobs…
What is Accreditation?Accreditation is the linchpin of the federal role in higher education as the gate-keeping system for the…
In today’s higher education landscape, quality has become the most important watchword as institutions navigate new accountability policies and…
What is NACIQI?Established by a Congressional statue in 1992 and maintained in the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008,…
This "101" accreditation glossary is a handy resource decoding the language used during NACIQI meetings and other accreditation debates.…
Today, the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity (NACIQI) will begin meeting to review the status of…
What is the Triad?The process of regulating and guaranteeing the quality of higher education in the U.S. is complex…
