some formulas in accreditation
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Formulas in assessment document for accreditation
intro
Accreditation is the formal and independent verification that a program or institution meets established quality standards and is competent to carry out specific conformity assessment tasks as quoted from IAS 1. An institutional accreditation is comprehensive, covering financial status, governance, student services, faculty and staff relations and achievements as well as student learning and achievement 2. In general accreditation lowers risk, reduces costs and improves reputation, and in addition, it also ncreases the level of trust that is needed for business investments 3. It can be applied also to an education institution, since not only as consumption, education is also an investment 4.
notes
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-, “What is Accreditation?”, CHEA Accreditation, 1 Feb 1998, url https://www.chea.org/what-is-accreditation [20240426]. ↩︎
Pantea Niksirat, “How Accrediation Can Help Your Business”, Bureau Veritas North America, 30 Apr 2020, url https://www.bvna.com/insight/how-accreditation-can-help-your-business [20240426]. ↩︎
Cecilia Osyanju Mahesh, “Education as a Consumption and Investment: Embracing Emerging Trends”, LinkedIn, 31 Jul 2023, url https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/education-consumption-investment-embracing-emerging-cecilia [20240426]. ↩︎