The Higher Education Accreditation Accountability Act modifies the procedure for changing primary accrediting agencies for institutions of higher.
The Higher Education Accreditation Accountability Act amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to modify the procedure for institutions of higher education to change their primary accrediting agency or association. The Secretary of Education must review applications to ensure they meet specific criteria, including documentation of reasonable cause for the change and alignment with the institution's mission. The Secretary must also consider public input and determine whether the institution has reasonable cause to change its accrediting agency.
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