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Session 2 of the Accreditation, Innovation, and Modernization (AIM) Committee Negotiated Rulemaking is set to resume May 18-22, 2026. There

(Standards 13.1, 13.3, and 13.6) We often hear a version of this concern from institutions working through financial standards: that

We often hear a version of this belief in conversations with institutions: accreditation is something you prepare for, go through,

We often hear a version of this concern in conversations with institutions: Can SACSCOC stop us from closing a program

We are in a moment where conversations about accreditation are becoming more public, more pointed, and in some cases, more

We continue to see institutions bringing forward thoughtful, innovative new programs designed to meet student needs and respond to workforce

We have put forward a great opportunity with providing a path forward for 90+ hour baccalaureate degrees. This innovation offers a

Every so often, in a cabinet meeting or hallway conversation about accreditation, someone will say something like, “We probably shouldn’t

Ever wonder, “Why do we have to go through so many layers of review?” Or more bluntly, “This whole multi-tier peer

Every so often, usually in a strategic planning meeting or budget conversation, someone may say, “We need to make sure