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IACDE Welcomes School of the Great Commission Bible College & Seminary as a Candidate for Accreditation

The International Accreditation Council for Diverse Education (IACDE) is pleased to announce that the School of the Great Commission[…]

Why IACDE Accreditation Is the Smart Choice for Online Programs and New Schools

For organizations launching online programs or building new schools, credibility is one of the biggest challenges. The International Accrediting[…]

The Role of Data Governance in Digital Education Accreditation

As online and hybrid institutions grow, data governance has become a central part of accreditation readiness. For global accreditors[…]

AI Policies Every Online Institution Should Adopt Before 2027

As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in teaching, assessment, and administration, online institutions need clear policies that protect academic integrity,[…]

IACDE Announces Full Accreditation of The Genesis Collaborative™

The International Accrediting Commission for Digital Education (IACDE) is proud to officially announce the granting of Full Accreditation status[…]

Who Gets to Guard Quality? From 19th-Century Accreditors to the First Black Woman to Found a Global Accrediting Body (2026)

In higher education, few questions are more consequential than who is trusted to define and guard “quality.” From the late […]

How Accreditation Began Before Government: Reclaiming Voluntary Peer Review in the Age of Digital Accreditation

Accreditation is often treated as a governmental stamp, primarily relevant because it unlocks federal student aid. Yet historically, accreditation began […]