Sentence examples for it accreditation from inspiring English sources

Schuster also emphasizes that the PPM degree is not yet accredited, although KGI has begun the process of gaining it accreditation through the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, one of the nation's six regional higher-education accrediting authorities.

Despite spending more than $2 billion over two decades to improve education and attract more white students, the Kansas City School District has essentially been judged a failure by a state education review board, which has denied it accreditation.

In July, it lost its accreditation, a decision that it did not fight.

It received its accreditation in 1938 1939 and awarded a B.S. in Pharmacy degree in 1995 1996 when it received a full accreditation status awarding the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree by the ACPE.

Many staff members left the college after it lost its accreditation in 2002.

Transparency has just announced that it is withdrawing its accreditation of the local branch in Macedonia, though it added it hoped to set up a proper operation again.Gabriela Konevska-Trajkovska, the minister in charge of European integration, was previously, albeit briefly, head of Transparency International in Macedonia.

Like City College, San Francisco State made its case for renewing its accreditation while it was beset by unprecedented multiyear cuts in state funding.

If a member museum violates this rule, it can lose its accreditation, which would affect its credibility in the industry and its ability to take touring shows and loans from other institutions.

It is the sponsor's obligation to check and ensure the site maintains its accreditation, but it is the site's responsibility to submit the necessary data to the accrediting body and rectify any issues with image quality for the accreditation compliance.

Last month, days after City College received the bad news that it will lose its accreditation next year unless changes are made, San Francisco State got word that its accreditation would be renewed for a full 10 years, the longest period allowed.

The commission warned Kean that it could lose its accreditation for failure to measure student achievement adequately, but did not set a timetable.