Does candidacy assure accreditation?
A. No. The Commission does not grant candidacy to an organization unless it has strong evidence that the college or university can achieve accreditation within the candidacy period. However, attainment of candidacy does not automatically assure eventual accreditation. The maximum length of candidacy is four years.
No. The Commission does not grant candidacy to an organization unless it has strong evidence that the college or university can achieve accreditation within the candidacy period. However, attainment of candidacy does not automatically assure eventual accreditation. The maximum length of candidacy is four years.
Related Questions
- What happens to a program with staff changes that prevent them from meeting the candidacy requirements? Does their NAEYC Accreditation get revoked immediately?
- Who does the research, writes the reports and presents the results for accreditation eligibility, candidacy and initial accreditation?
- What is the value of attending a school that has achieved candidacy or accreditation?
