Accreditation
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Understanding Regional and National Accreditation
Most public and private universities offering diverse programs hold regional accreditation, which involves a rigorous peer review by faculty and administrators from similar institutions.
National accreditation, on the other hand, is typically granted by agencies focused on specific disciplines or vocational education. While large public universities often have regional accreditation, they may also have nationally accredited programs. Glendale University of California proudly holds both regional and national accreditation.
Accreditation Bodies
United States Higher Education Accreditation Bureau (USHEAB)
USHEAB is a distinguished American accreditation certifying institute that grants degrees for secondary programs spanning law, nursing, engineering, business management, criminal law, social services, applied arts, sciences, and other disciplines.
US State Registration
Apostille is a specialized certificate issued by the Secretary of State to verify the legitimacy and authenticity of educational documents, enabling recognition by all 117 member countries of the Hague Apostille Convention. Each member country requires an Apostille by the Secretary of State of the Department of Higher Education of the United States.
We provide document certification and legalization through embassies or consulates as required, maintaining standardization of distance education and quality assurance for all students enrolled in the United States and across all 50 states, as well as international students enrolled through accredited US educational institutes.
Accreditation Commission of Higher Education (CHE-A)
CHE-A is a voluntary, non-governmental membership organization that defines, maintains, and promotes educational quality among institutions with varying missions, student populations, and resources.
US State Registration
Apostille is a specialized certificate issued by the Secretary of State to verify the legitimacy and authenticity of educational documents, enabling recognition by all 117 member countries of the Hague Apostille Convention. Each member country requires an Apostille by the Secretary of State of the Department of Higher Education of the United States.
We provide document certification and legalization through embassies or consulates as required, maintaining standardization of distance education and quality assurance for all students enrolled in the United States and across all 50 states, as well as international students enrolled through accredited US educational institutes.
United States Department of Education (USDE)
An accreditation verification body for post-secondary programs across diverse academic and professional disciplines.
US State Registration
Apostille is a specialized certificate issued by the Secretary of State to verify the legitimacy and authenticity of educational documents, enabling recognition by all 117 member countries of the Hague Apostille Convention. Each member country requires an Apostille by the Secretary of State of the Department of Higher Education of the United States.
We provide document certification and legalization through embassies or consulates as required, maintaining standardization of distance education and quality assurance for all students enrolled in the United States and across all 50 states, as well as international students enrolled through accredited US educational institutes.
United States Higher Education Commission (USHEC)
A nonprofit organization supporting quality assurance and institutional improvement in higher education systems.
US State Registration
Apostille is a specialized certificate issued by the Secretary of State to verify the legitimacy and authenticity of educational documents, enabling recognition by all 117 member countries of the Hague Apostille Convention. Each member country requires an Apostille by the Secretary of State of the Department of Higher Education of the United States.
We provide document certification and legalization through embassies or consulates as required, maintaining standardization of distance education and quality assurance for all students enrolled in the United States and across all 50 states, as well as international students enrolled through accredited US educational institutes.
