HLC Endorses First Credential Providers
The Higher Learning Commission has endorsed four organizations that provide short-term credential programs, such as certificates, microcredentials, badges or other alternative credentials.
The Higher Learning Commission has endorsed four organizations that provide short-term credential programs, such as certificates, microcredentials, badges or other alternative credentials.
The Higher Learning Commission will hold its Annual Conference on March 21-24 in Chicago where educators from around the nation will gather to address challenges at hand for higher education today. The signature event will feature more than 200 sessions. Learn more about the Conference’s line-up of featured speakers and presentations here.
The Council of Regional Accrediting Commissions (C-RAC) has changed its name to the Council of Recognized Accrediting Commissions. The new name reflects the changing accreditation landscape, C-RAC said in an announcement.
The Higher Learning Commission is launching a process to evaluate and endorse organizations that provide short-term credential programs.
Four HLC-accredited colleges are the latest to graduate from the Assessment Academy. Each has its own approach for achieving continuous improvement and student success.
The new user-friendly Criteria for Accreditation is now in effect. HLC also has launched a Quality Initiative for Student Success that may be pursued in lieu of HLC’s Assurance Review.
HLC released guidelines and an application process that can pave the way for institutions accredited by HLC to offer reduced-credit bachelor’s degree programs.