Qualifications for accreditation

In order to be considered for accreditation as a American International School, the candidate school must undergo a rigorous examination process.
Accreditation teams composed of professional educators and learning-development analysts visit the candidate school.
These teams carefully assess schools’ ability to provide top-quality educational services to prepare students for success in major, internationally-known universities in the United States, Canada, Europe and elsewhere.

Benefits of accreditation

For schools that successfully meet the academic and administrative criteria for accreditation as a American International School, the benefits are significant.

Accreditation brings recognition and acceptance from leading universities and academic institutions in USA and elsewhere worldwide, and it certifies that students who have graduated from accredited American International Schools are capable of achieving higher-than-average expectations in their future studies.

As well, students who attend and graduate from accredited American International Schools often receive the valuable benefit of special consideration for admission into American colleges, universities and institutions.

University admissions officers and administrators are assured that graduates from accredited schools are fully prepared for the challenging curricula and fast-paced learning environments which characterize American colleges, so these graduates may be eagerly accepted by American universities.