accreditation

Sweeping changes to how colleges select accreditors and access financial aid aim to cement the Trump administration's higher ed agenda.

Stronger federal oversight could be abused by future administrations, negotiators warn in the face of the Trump administration's aggressive stance.

Chris Rey is towing Barber-Scotia College in North Carolina back to federal accreditation. Can it adapt to a new higher education landscape?

While a larger accreditation landscape may promote competition, some experts are concerned that it may also "promote accreditor shopping."

Revamped focus on workforce outcomes and the rise of nontraditional students are shaking up how accreditors measure our colleges and universities.

The first meeting held by NACIQI revealed how the Trump administration aims to reorient higher education by influencing U.S. accreditation standards.

With Florida, Georgia and Tennessee institutions resuming classes Monday, several colleges across North Carolina have remain closed. Also: a new accreditor seeks to challenge legacy organizations.

The Education Department has released a series of papers outlining how they propose to increase program integrity and institutional quality in higher education, building on the Biden Administration's longstanding mission to improve school accountability.

The Department of Education has since fined three of the institutions and has requested from all five reimbursements for the allotted funds.

Additionally, King's College's accrediting body has stripped its accreditation, citing the school's failure "to demonstrate that it can sustain itself in the short or long-term."