accreditation

A decision on full accreditation will be made in 2011.

The health care industry is expected to be a major growth area for accreditation.

Years later, they were published in a book without accreditation.

In April 2008 the same accreditation was given for information technology.

The 50,000-student school system was the first in the nation to lose accreditation since 1969.

The loss of accreditation was the first by an American school district since 1969.

He also began work on achieving accreditation for the school.

"We have no reason to believe accreditation or Medicare will be taken away."

Ski teachers can also get a special accreditation for teaching children.

In theory, what they should have to produce for accreditation is their best work.

"None are particularly new to the world of accreditation," she said.

They provide an accreditation service for a wide range of learning activities.

A different form of accreditation for academics would not help.

In 1972, the school moved into its present building and gained full accreditation.

In 2006, the district as a whole sought its first accreditation.

In 1974 the school received regional accreditation for the first time.

The school sued in 1983, and won back its accreditation.

In spring 2004, testing of technology and accreditation took place.

She led the school through accreditations in 1983, 1989 and 1995.

This same year, the accreditation process of all the programs was carried out.

Seven years and federal grants later brought accreditation to the school.

Our judges also love the staff's high level of accreditation and training.

They started their studies a year before accreditation of the program was granted.

One of its main activities is to act as an accreditation authority for the industry.

Back then, the threat of losing state accreditation seemed very real.