ACCREDITATION BODY

An accreditation body is an association for renowned educational institutions in the USA, the UK and other European countries that defines and determines the standard of education in different fields and the value and gravity of degrees of different universities by monitoring all aspects of the university relating to different programs. Every university of the USA should have the accreditation/membership of an accreditation body for the recognition of its degrees nationally as well as internationally. If any university does not have the membership or accreditation, any degree or certificate of the university will not normally be accepted in the national standard, let alone international standard despite having government permission to run a university; but it may be accepted regionally only.

Membership or accreditation of these accreditation bodies is a rare honor as well as a rare opportunity for any university outside the USA and European countries as they provide membership only to those universities outside the USA and European countries, which qualify in the international standard.

The degrees of a university that has the membership or accreditation of such accreditation bodies are evaluated all over the world on international standard while the degrees of an unaccredited university will have to face an evaluation procedure for acceptance in any foreign country.

Stamford University has got international affiliation from :