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What is the purpose of educational accreditation?

• To evaluate post-secondary educational programs

• To promote sports activities

• To provide financial aid to students

• To conduct research in specialized fields

Who typically conducts the function of educational accreditation for higher education in most countries?

• Government organization

• Non-profit organizations

• Private companies

• Individual consultants

What is one benefit of accreditation for universities?

• Lack of recognition

• Limited access to resources

• Continuous improvement based on standards

• Decrease in student enrollment

What do National Reference Academic Standards provide measures for?

• The students to choose majors

• The academic community to describe academic programs

• The government to regulate universities

• The employers to hire graduates

Which of the following is NOT a category of Academic Standards?

• Knowledge and Understanding

• Intellectual Skills

• Physical Fitness

• Practical and Professional Skills

What are General and Transferable Skills essential for?

• Physical fitness training

• Social media management

• Academic research only

• Occupational competence in all sectors

Which of the following is NOT a Quality Standard by NAQAA?

• Teaching and learning

• Sports facilities

• Financial and material resources

• Strategic planning

What is the third step in the Accreditation process?

• Receive Accreditation

• Show Evidence

• Analyze

• Study

What is the purpose of National Reference Academic Standards?

• To describe the nature of academic programs

• To promote sports activities

• To conduct financial audits

• To regulate student organizations

What do Academic Standards represent?

• Social media trends

• Fashion preferences

• General expectations about qualifications

• Specific job requirements