Accreditation is an important credential to look for when choosing a university. If you have credits to transfer, you want to make sure both universities are accredited and allow transfer of credits. Accreditation is also important for your degree to be recognized by employers and professional associations. Accreditation is an assurance to students and the public that an institution meets or exceeds standards for quality of faculty, curriculum, learner services, and fiscal stability.
 

AIA's Accreditation
American International Academy is accredited by The Council for Higher Education Quality (CHEQ), www.cheqedu.org.

AIA has successfully completed an important step in its accreditation relationship with the Quality Improvement Program (QIP) of The Council for Higher Education Quality (CHEQ). After intensive review of the QIP Portfolio document AIA submitted last October 2008, QIP has determined that AIA meets all CHEQ quality standards, with no monitoring or additional reporting required.

This is an impressive achievement, particularly for a new institution, and testifies to AIA's commitment to quality and to leading the definition of quality distance higher education.

 

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