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Planning Accreditationthe postsecondary educational institution, will attain its goals (Cerbo 2003). This can be accomplished by analyzing, appraising, and choosing among the openings that are anticipated and that help the institution and people involved to be forward-looking. It is common for faculty, administrators, st

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Controlling and Directing Accreditationeir list, managing an accreditation process is a large responsibility and endeavor that can be more successfully controlled and directed by using established managerial techniques. Controlling aspects of this situation include observing and implementing expectations and processes that are required b

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Introductionational organizations today. The answers should include the knowledge that accreditation is required for recognition by governmental agencies; that it is demanded by potential and current students, their families, and society; and that accreditation is developing into a more of a comprehensive syste

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A Brief History of College Accreditationment of the evolution of colleges and universities in the United States is also important to fully comprehend the necessity for accreditation management within higher education today. Prior to the late nineteenth century, the curricula at colleges in the United States and the colonies was largely a

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Accreditation under Fireople have described the procedure as intangible, imprecise, shallow, and full of vague meanings that vary among organizations and stakeholders. This is due, in part, to the lack of understanding about the true nature and role of accreditation among the general public or even among the educational or