Accreditation

Setting the Bar Higher

In today's competitive job market, sometimes it's not enough just to have a four-year degree. Having a four-year degree from an accredited University can mean the difference between landing the career you want and continually being passed over for other candidates.

Accreditation Simplified

Being an N.A.I.T. (National Association of Industrial Technology) Accredited Bachelor's Program:

• Certifies quality and denotes high academic standards to students, parents and future employers that cannot be evaluated in any other way.
• Identifies the program as having met rigid standards, not only in curriculum, but also in faculty knowledge and faculty experience in the industrial field.
• Requires that the program curriculum be current and have high standards, including all of the essential elements, and maintain a competitive edge, so graduates can find employment compatible with their abilities and the demands of industry.
• Guarantees the acceptability of our students' undergraduate education as a basis for advanced study.