Accreditation

“The IAC also recognized MBU’s eligibility for the HLC’s Open Pathway, a designation reserved for institutions with a well-established record of strong operational practices and a commitment to continuous improvement.” - MBU

“According to the SACSCOC, the seminary was placed on warning because they deemed the institution had failed to demonstrate compliance with: Core Requirement 4.1 (Governing board characteristics), Core Requirement 13.1 (Financial resources), and Standard 13.3 (Financial responsibility)” - BPNews

“After shedding its for-profit status, GCU becomes a bigger competitor for traditional Christian colleges.” - Christianity Today

“Fallacies of a Master’s Level Education: Almost every seminary is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools (ATS). If a seminary is ATS accredited, it must meet the ATS criteria. This is problematic in itself (ATS is ecumenical and liberal in its core).

“What regional accreditation is to colleges and universities, ATS is to seminaries—the gold standard.”

SACSCOC Grants Bob Jones University Accreditation Candidacy Status

“Accreditation does matter. The cost of education is always increasing and your time and money matter. God tells us to act as good stewards of all we have (1 Peter 4:10) this includes the decisions we make concerning our education.”

“ATS is the platinum standard for seminary education. From early on Central Seminary had a desire to add ATS accreditation to its TRACS accreditation.”

No, Wheaton College’s Accreditation Should Not Be Revoked

BJU Engineering Program Earns ABET Accreditation