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What is accreditation?
Accreditation is a voluntary process of self-regulation and peer review adopted by the educational community. Institutions of higher education have voluntarily entered into associations to evaluate each other in accord with an institution’s stated goals. Non-accredited institutions must be able to demonstrate that they possess certain “characteristics of quality” before they are allowed to become members of an association of accredited institutions.

The purpose of accreditation is to:

  • Use standards of evaluation to ensure quality education
  • Encourage institutions to improve the quality of education
  • Ensure the accountability of educational institutions
  • Provide public confidence in educational institutions

The Foundation Institute is accredited by the Educational Accreditation Association (EAA) http://www.edaccredit.org Contact the Educational Accreditation Association at PO Box 2121, Post Falls ID 83877-2121 or call (206) 203-4923 for questions about the accreditation of The Foundation Institute.

Accreditation ensures a basic level of quality in the education you
receive from an institution. It also ensures your degree will be
recognized for the true achievement it is.


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