institutional accreditation

What Are the Steps Involved in the Accreditation Process?

The accreditation process typically involves several key steps:
Self-Study: The institution conducts a comprehensive self-evaluation to assess its strengths and areas for improvement.
Peer Review: External reviewers, often experienced in business education, evaluate the institution’s self-study and conduct site visits.
Decision: The accrediting body makes a decision based on the self-study and peer review, granting accreditation if standards are met.
Continuous Monitoring: Accredited institutions are required to submit regular reports and undergo periodic reviews to maintain their status.

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