I discovered the Triad of Regulations and found out that although the University is accredited by a regulatory body to receive Title IV funding, some programs still need to obtain state accreditation for licensure or certification.
-Ashley Ollison
There is a triad of Accreditors, and the primary role of accreditors is to ensure that their schools are offering the quality education and training needed for the student success.
I have learned that we work not only for the school but for the regulatory triad.
The Triad has always been so confusing in the past to me, but now I see how the three work and the order in which they work.
Undertsanding how The Triad works together is key.
There are two types of accreditors, institutional and programmatic.
I've learned that as a school representative it is important to be familiar with the catalog and disclosures required to be made reguarding student completion, programs, graduation and placement. The standards to which our school oporates outline the principles fo our institute.
i learned that Regulatory Triad includes the US Dept of EDU, the insttitutional and programmatic accreditors, and the state regulatory boards and agencies which all worktogether to help ensure quality education and outcomes
Its giving success to student in making sure the school is meeting the requirements needed
If you stick to the catalog and only state what is on the catalog you will be in compliance.
We are highly regulated and must be in compliance with the Triad at all times
Accreditation assist students in trusting the institution.
Comment on Nikki Jackson's post: That is correct but for the department I work in students are in high demand.
Comment on Bridgette Cooper's post: Agencies like OAC and COE.
Regulatory agencies and accreditation assist in adhering to the compliance.
its nice to see we are all held accountable from the schools to state government that the schools are running and doing what is supposed to be done for the students. I am glad the Triad of Regulations to oversee the educational and placement outcomes of students in schools.
Regulatory oversight ensures all schools meet the requirements for student licensure.
The Triad Regulators and that the state and national government are important in regulating schools.
The Triad of Regulations work together to make sure that educational institutions are meeting certain criteria and benchmarks in student success rates as well as job placement rates. I also learned that even though the University is accredited through a regulating body to receive Title IV funding, certain programs still have to go through state accreditation for licensure or certification.
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Regulatory Triad is something new to me as I have been in higher education for years. It allows the school to have structure and the importance of each of the separate regulations.
