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Accreditation
Arapahoe Community College is currently accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). ACC has been accredited since 1970.
Why is Accreditation Important?
College accreditation is a guarantee that a college or program meets certain principles and provides quality education.
- It gives the assurance that you will be able to attain definite educational outcomes.
- It pledges that you'll get qualified instructors and high quality, up-to-date curriculum.
- It allows a school eligibility to participate in government student assistance programs like federal grants and loans.
- It helps ensure your tuition will be reimbursed by your employer if they offer tuition assistance.
- It can help with employment. Most employers will look at a degree from an institution with accreditation as a credential demonstrating motivation and quality education.
- It will allow you to transfer credits to another college or university.
ACC Program Accreditations
Addresses and phone numbers for these accrediting agencies are listed within the description of each specific degree or certificate.
Automotive Service Technology
Certified Nursing Assistant
Emergency Medical Technician
Health Information Technology
Interior Design
Law Enforcement Academy
Medical Laboratory Technology
Mortuary Science
Nursing (Registered)
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Paralegal
Paramedicine
Physical Therapist Assistant
HLC Accreditation Information
This website provides links to NCA/HLC online information resources.