Actually, what do Franklin D. Roosevelt, Walter P. Chrysler and Charles Schulz all have in common? Let’s find the answer; these distinguished men are three of the millions of Americans who studied through correspondence education, or distance learning. In short, it is a nontraditional form of education that goes as far back as before the American Revolution. [Read more...]
School Accreditation
August 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Accreditation is the means by which a school is officially recognized as a provider of a satisfactory education that public institutions (i.e. employers) can trust. It is a voluntary process that requires the school to meet minimum requirements that are established by various regional accrediting agencies. [Read more...]
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