accreditation requirements

What are the Accreditation Requirements?

ACEN Accreditation Requirements
The ACEN focuses on several key areas, including:
Mission and Administrative Capacity: Ensuring the program's mission aligns with the institution and that there are adequate resources and leadership.
Faculty and Staff: Reviewing the qualifications, responsibilities, and development of faculty and staff.
Students: Assessing admission policies, progression, and support services.
Curriculum: Ensuring the curriculum is comprehensive, current, and aligns with professional standards.
Resources: Evaluating the adequacy of facilities, learning resources, and financial support.
Outcomes: Measuring program effectiveness through graduation rates, licensure pass rates, and employment rates.
CCNE Accreditation Requirements
The CCNE evaluates programs based on four standards:
Mission and Governance: Reviewing the alignment of the program’s mission with the institution and community needs.
Institutional Commitment and Resources: Assessing financial support, faculty qualifications, and physical resources.
Curriculum and Teaching-Learning Practices: Ensuring the curriculum is evidence-based and promotes critical thinking and clinical competence.
Program Effectiveness: Evaluating outcomes related to student performance, program satisfaction, and post-graduation success.

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