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Accreditation Process Requires Student Feedback for University Funding

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Members of a university's reaccreditation team requested the Student Government Association help solicit student feedback on the university's self-study draft by the November 6 public comment deadline. This draft is part of the university's reaccreditation process, which is evaluated against seven standards set by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. SGA President Childs stated he did not believe students would read the 102-page draft.

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The reaccreditation process, overseen by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, is a requirement for universities to receive funding from federal student aid programs. The evaluation assesses the university on standards such as student support and the effectiveness of its governing bodies.

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