An on-site review by a CEAC representative to examine the school's educational program in operation. It provides a school with outside consultation through the on-site review, closely tied to the school's own statement of educational goals. Accreditation requires the school to evaluate its educational process objectively. For this reason, CEAC encourages its schools to go through the accreditation process. Accreditation is one means of self-improvement that promotes academic excellence and a positive testimony both within and without our Christian schools.
Accreditation gives the graduate the esteem of successful accomplishment of a diploma or a degree.
It offers to the secular sector that our students are equally prepared for employment. CEAC believes its accreditation program should be continued, improved, and promoted. It is based upon a system of voluntary self-improvement and peer review using criteria that are generally accepted as indicators of quality. Such a program allows for the uniqueness of each school. Realizing that the decision to participate in the CEAC accreditation program is the option of each Member school.