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ACCREDITATION |
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Albert
University is a member accredited institute of the Government
Accreditation Association of Delaware. If you are seeking
a degree to meet specific requirements established by
others, to comply with a regulation or to obtain a license,
it is suggested that you check with the requiring authority
as to their accrediting requisites.
Accreditation can be confusing and is often a misunderstood
matter, even by many professional educators. Accreditation
on the university level is completely voluntary. There
are no laws that dictate a university must be accredited.
The information below will help you understand this
complex subject. Your Faculty Advisor can answer any
other questions you may have on the subject. |
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UNACCREDITED
SCHOOLS simply ignore the whole issue of accreditation.
They either do not seek any form of accreditation or
cannot qualify.
ACCREDITED NONTRADITIONAL SCHOOLS
are accredited by a private organization or internal
system. Degrees are generally accepted, especially
for business, professional and personal uses. The
purpose is to ensure that certain standards are met.
These schools grant accredited degrees and transcripts
usually indicate an accredited status or carry an
accrediting seal. Some schools in this category grant
university credits and degrees based on life and work
experience. Some do not have residency requirements.
Tuition costs at these schools are usually substantially
less than traditional schools. Albert University is
in this category.
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