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Reaching this new level of achievement and "new vision for learning" will require shared responsibility among universities, high schools, accrediting agencies, policymakers, business leaders, the media, the community, boards of trustees and college students and their parents.

Most distance learning programs say they are accredited and list their accrediting agencies in their marketing materials.

They'll now be able to identify high-quality care providers across a wide array of human services--from children's services to those for older adults--via a uniquely independent accrediting organization.

Preparing for a visit may be challenging, but the integrity of the camp's reputation to their constituency and of our national accrediting program relies on uniform implementation of that system.

accrediting bodies are not accountable to the public or to government.

Given the lack of mutual recognition of accrediting bodies, the key to selecting a registrar is client or customer needs.

IMPAC is highly selective in accrediting pharmacies, and we are confident in recommending any IMPAC-approved pharmacy to consumers.

Background: The last comparative analysis of how the six regional accrediting commissions review distance education programs was conducted in 2000.

Even as this article is being readied for publication, the AICPA's Tax Division is preparing a questionnaire to send to selected members of the Tax Division to ascertain their attitudes toward accrediting a tax specialization.

The ABA hopes to avoid the proliferation of state specialty programs after the Peel decision in Illinois allowed advertising of specialty designations offered by valid accrediting bodies.

Texas School of Business - East is accredited by Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS).

Organizations that accredit entire institutions are called institutional accrediting organizations; those that evaluate free-standing professional or occupational schools or are limited to specific programs within an institution of higher education are called specialized accrediting organizations.

Louis-based AACSB is the sole recognized accrediting agency for bachelor's and master's degree programs in accounting and business administration.

As an independent, not-for-profit organization, the Joint Commission is the nation's predominant standards-setting and accrediting body in health care.

AMDG is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), Commission for International and Transregional Accreditation (CITA), and the Georgia Accrediting Commission (GAC).