Most American students have been "sold" on the concept that if a college is not accredited, regardless of where it is located in the world, by an approved private agency of the US Department of Education, it will, to put it kindly, not be recognized as credible. Apart from that, many highly respected non-accredited schools, including holistic and many traditional professional schools, are being barraged with what seems a well-orchestrated effort to put them out of business.

Colleges concerned with the process of acquiring online accreditation, will find the Academy's diverse faculty brings depth and experience to university accreditation applications for US Department of Education approved regional and national agencies, The Academy offers one of the few knowledge banks on the comparative and multiple differences of each of the US approved accrediting organizations in America and what it takes in each agency to be approved.

It is the opinion of the Academy that any college or university desiring to acquire accreditation and willing to expend the effort to do so can and will find a government agency ready and willing to assist in acquiring that accreditation. It should be made clear however that this is a competitive issue among US based colleges and universities and once outside the boarders of the USA, American accreditation is taken as no better / no worse than any other nation's approved accrediting standards for higher education. This indeed makes the competition for the global student much more intense.