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accredited

adjective as in officially recognized

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“As we look to restore merit to the process, we should also be requiring federally accredited institutions to eliminate admissions based on legacy or donor status,” Young said.

A small agency would keep track of crucial data like the Nation’s Report Card, and employees would focus primarily on distributing grants to low-income students, who could apply them to any accredited college.

For investors, these initiatives span the spectrum: Some are strictly institutional, some are open to accredited investors, and a few — like Franklin’s Benji or WisdomTree Prime — are starting to reach the mass market.

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Ofsted confirmed that Oxbridge Home Learning had not applied to be on the voluntary list of accredited online schools.

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The goal is to equip more nonprofit workers to become partially accredited to represent clients in front of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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