How the Right Twists Accreditation
Right-wing media often misrepresent accreditation, amplifying political attacks and fueling confusion about a highe...
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Right-wing media often misrepresent accreditation, amplifying political attacks and fueling confusion about a highe...
What is college accreditation? This explainer breaks down how it works, why it exists, and its role in higher educa...
The Education Department is misapplying a Supreme Court ruling to force accreditors to drop DEI standards.
Students who start any postsecondary program and take out loans before July 1 will be locked into the old loan system.
State policymakers who might gravitate toward CPHE should be cautious about engaging.
Only a couple of the potential accreditors the Education Department funded will likely become recognized.
Officials from would-be accreditors likely aligned with the administration have long been coordinating on reworking the system.
The proposals reinforce common-sense safeguards.
Zahava Stadler and Jeremy Bauer-Wolf explore why the Department of Education was created and what鈥檚 at stake if it disappears.
A weak accreditor has allowed failing beauty-school programs to recieve federal aid, leaving students burdened by debt and poor outcomes.