ACCREDITATION AND REVIEW OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
The purpose of the Achievement of Accreditation of
Institutional Degree Programs component is to ensure a basic level of
educational quality for SUNO’s academic
programs. Supplemental funding provided by Title III assists the
university with attaining professional accreditation in its degree
programs.
Southern University System (SUS) Policy Number 03:03
mandates that the university conduct a self-evaluation of programs that
are not accredited by an accredited agency at least once every five
years in an attempt to maintain program quality. Southern
University at New Orleans has an obligation to be accredited or
reaffirmed by the following accrediting agencies:
1. Southern
Association of Schools and Colleges (SACS) – reaffirmation
2. National
Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) –
reaffirmation
3. Council
on Social Work Education (CSWE) – reaffirmation
4. American
Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) - initial
accreditation
Achieving success in these accreditation efforts is
virtually mandatory for the survival of the institution. We have
also come to the conclusion that our activities must focus on academic
excellence in order to boost our enrollment, graduation rate, and
retention, and of course, gain a new much improved public image.
For more information regarding SUNO's Accreditation program, please visit http://www.suno.edu/Academic_Affairs/
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