institutional accreditation

How Does the Accreditation Process Work?

The accreditation process generally involves several steps:
Self-Study: The institution conducts an internal review, assessing its performance against the accrediting body's standards.
Peer Review: A team of reviewers from similar institutions evaluates the self-study report and visits the campus to verify findings.
Decision: The accrediting body reviews the peer review report and makes a decision regarding accreditation status.
Follow-Up: Accredited institutions are required to submit regular reports and undergo periodic re-evaluation to maintain their status.

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