United States Department of Academic Accreditation is the non-profit council aiming to contribute to private and public educational areas for permitting students to achieve the required education and training. USDAA recognizes the career growth of the working individuals by enhancing their complete learning process and then making use of it in their professional growth. We strive to set educational benchmarks upon the quality standards of US accreditation that will enable the institutions to meet the quality higher education standards accompanying the best practices.
One in five adult learners have jobs, family responsibilities, and financial constraints. Many grown-up students take semesters off to sort the pressing issues that are happening in their lives and some do not return to get quality higher education. Read More
For over a decade, the rate of employees leaving their jobs has risen at a significant rate. Each year, more than 40 million employees leave their jobs voluntarily, leaving employers reluctant in terms of their choices to invest in the training of employees. Read More
The demographics of higher education are experiencing unprecedented shifts with declining enrollments due to conflicting interests and responsibilities of learners. Read More
Online workshop training will be conducted on 18th December to provide training related to new advancements in courses to the overall faculty. There will be clear explanation regarding the prior learning assessments in the training session..
View Full Event Details2020 United States Department Of Academic Accreditation Annual Conference Registration on 15th January Now Open!
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The eminent mission of the United States Department Of Academic Accreditation is to support the coordination of work and learning. We are best positioned to succeed at improving the nation's workforce.
