Quality Assurance: It ensures that the nursing program or institution meets established standards of quality. Eligibility for Funding: Accredited programs often qualify for federal and state financial aid, grants, and other funding opportunities. Transferability of Credits: Credits earned in an accredited program are more likely to be accepted by other accredited institutions. Professional Licensure: Graduating from an accredited program is often required to sit for licensure exams like the NCLEX-RN. Employment Opportunities: Many employers prefer or even require nurses to graduate from accredited programs.
