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How Does NAACLS Evaluate Programs?

NAACLS uses a rigorous evaluation process to assess whether educational programs meet its standards. This process involves several steps:
Self-Study Report: Programs seeking accreditation must submit a detailed self-study report, which provides evidence of how they meet NAACLS standards.
Site Visit: A team of NAACLS evaluators conducts an on-site visit to review the program's facilities, resources, and operations. They also interview faculty, staff, and students.
Review and Decision: The NAACLS review committee examines the self-study report and site visit findings to make an accreditation decision. Programs may be granted initial accreditation, continued accreditation, or placed on probation if deficiencies are identified.

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