The
following benefits for the different accreditation levels shall
be provided:
For
Private Sector Institutions:
A.
Level I/Level II
i.
Full administrative deregulation, provided that reports of promotion
of students and lists of graduates are available for review by
CHED at all times
ii.
Financial deregulation in terms of setting of tuition and other
school fees and charges.
iii.
Authority to revise the curriculum without CHED approval provided
that CHED and Professional Regulation Commission minimum requirements
and guidelines, where applicable, are complied with and the revised
curriculum is submitted to CHED Regional Offices.
iv.
Authority to graduate students from accredited courses or programs
of study in the levels accredited without prior approval of the
CHED and without need for Special Orders.
v.
Priority in the awards of grants/subsidies or funding assistance
from CHED-Higher Education Development Fund (HEDF) for scholarships
and faculty development, facilities improvement and other development
programs.
vi.
Right to use on its publications or advertisements the word "ACCREDITED,"
pursuant to CHED policies and rules.
vii.
Limited visitation, inspection and/or supervision by CHED supervisory
personnel or representatives.
B.
Level III
i.
All the benefits for Level I/II.
ii.
Authority to offer new courses allied to existing Level III courses
without need for prior approval, provided that the concerned CHED
Regional Office (CHEDRO), is duly informed.
iii.
Privilege to apply for authority to offer new graduate programs,
open learning/distance education, extension classes and to participate
in the transnational education.
C.
Level IV
i.
All the benefits for Levels I, II and III.
ii.
Grant of full autonomy for the program for the duration of its
Level IV accredited status.
iii.
Authority to offer new graduate programs allied to existing Level
IV courses, open learning/distance education and extension classes
without need for prior approval by CHED provided that the concerned
CHEDRO is duly informed.
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