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AACSB Pursues ISO Certification to Strengthen Its Service to Global Business Education Community
"Concurrent to pursuing ISO certification, AACSB has decided to step away from the Washington, D.C.-based Council for Higher Education (CHEA) and discontinue its voluntary recognition process."
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I read that entire article, and I didn't see it mentioned anywhere which ISO certification they were going for?
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AACSB accreditation was never really worth much by itself, except perhaps for CPA licensure. This change basically reflects AACSB's evolution from being a primarily US-based organization to one with a global footprint and focus.
It doesn't really make sense to maintain ties with the US-centric CHEA when all of their American schools have regional accreditation anyway.
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