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DeSantis Won the Accreditation Fight. What’s Next?
The once-sleepy topic of accreditation continues to take shape as perhaps the most important frontline topic in the battle for higher education reform.
Speeches & Testimony
Policymakers | Accreditation
Testimony before U.S. Higher Education Commission
April 1, 2006 by Anne D. Neal Download PDF Press Release
ACTA president Anne D. Neal testifies before U.S. Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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