The New England Association of Schools and Colleges accredits Harvard University, focusing on undergraduate programs (Harvard College). The graduate and professional schools may also be accredited by different agencies in their respective fields. You might be able to find information about a particular school's accreditation through its Web site. A list of the Web sites for the graduate schools is available on the Academic Programs page. Though the story is much older than the term "urban legend," that is what the Harvard rumor is. Not only is Harvard University accredited, it has been accredited for over seven decades. The New England Association of Schools and Colleges first accredited Harvard in 1929. In addition, Harvard Divinity School has been accredited by the Association of Theological Schools since 1940.
Harvard doesn't offer many credits online to begin with. The Harvard Law School doesn't offer any accredited classes online.
Charleston Southern University has good reviews and is an accredited university. It is not as prestigious as, say, Harvard, but it is a decent university and an accredited degree can be received from there.
Accreditation does not work in terms of ranking or a specific hirearchy. Harvard has been reigionally accredited by New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Commission on Institutions of Higher Education, since 12/1/1929. The New England Association's information can be found at http://www.neasc.org/ Ashford University is accredited by one of the 6 regionally accrediting bodies. The only reason why one school would be accredited by one regionally accredited body as compared to another, is because of geographic location of the school. Each regionally accredited body is responsible for specific states for which to provide accreditation. Ashford University is accredited since 1/01/1950 by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. The North Central Association's information can be found at http://www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org/ Harvard is JUST as accredited as Ashford, and the other way around.
Harvard University is one of the regionally accredited university in the US that offer the master degree program in International relations.
I would say that Harvard is a very good accredited university. However as you may know Harvard is awfully expensive, so unless Bill Gates is your dad or you're able to get a scholarship, then I would suggest to just choose a university that you like. In the end you don't want to spend 5 years at some university you don't like just because they have a better credit than some other university.
One can enroll in a business school that is associated with a university. For example, Harvard University has a business school, as does the University of British Columbia and Queen's University in Canada.
There are not different levels of accredation, either a university is accredited or it's not. Most colleges and universities are accredited, and that credential comes up for regular review. When it comes to deciding on a college or university, the choice really depends on what program you are planning to go into because there are some schools that are well known for specific majors, for example Harvard is known to be a popular Law student destination. The decision on what college you go to, and that college should be accredited, should depend on your major.
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The best place to look to find information on an accredited degree program is on different Universities websites. Some of the most famous universities that offer the Online Degree Program through distance learning includes New York University,UCLA, University of Toronto and Harvard University.
Harvard University was built in 1636 and was named after John Harvard.
Harvard University is in Massachusetts.
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