Definition of unaccredited in English:

unaccredited

adjectiveʌnəˈkrɛdɪtɪdˌənəˈkrɛdədəd

Not recognized as having attained an acceptable standard.
a mail-order degree from an unaccredited correspondence school
Example sentencesExamples
- Students at unaccredited schools cannot receive federal financial aid.
- Authorities have shut down the unaccredited schools that prey on immigrants.
- In fact, an aide to the Senate committee that investigated the Callahan scandal had enrolled in an unaccredited school.
- Accreditation also serves as a marker of legitimacy, and students from unaccredited institutions may have difficulty transferring credits to other institutions or entering graduate or professional programs.
- The problem is that many ecotourism operations are unaudited and unaccredited, and there is no shared standard to ensure that they are low-impact.
- Another Spartan student said that his undergraduate degree came from an unaccredited chiropractic school that American medical schools were unlikely to recognize.
- For example, they state that elements of a distance education program can be contracted out to unaccredited entities, but they don't specify limits for outsourcing.
- They were clinically assessed by one of four accredited Ear, Nose and Throat Registrars, two unaccredited ENT Registrars, or two general practice trainees.
- Three unaccredited schools provided data showing that 463 of their students were federal employees.
- Also, graduate schools or professional boards often do not recognize students' degrees from an unaccredited school.
- Because Selma University was unaccredited, Spring Hill wanted Motley to enter as a freshman, which she found intolerable.
- More recently, as chair of CPA's Graduate Education Reform Task Force, he worked successfully to pass legislation to stop the proliferation of regionally unaccredited schools of psychology in California.
- One school in Florida didn't have an accredited undergrad program, which infuriated students who wanted to pursue an MBA, so they developed their own unaccredited MBA program.
- Unfortunately the royal colleges do not have a mechanism to assess the standards of unaccredited cosmetic surgeons who are currently practising.
- So Iowa State has one thing in common with unaccredited Bible colleges and medieval heresy tribunals - our Bible scholars think they can tell our astronomers how to do their jobs.
- Australia's shortage of GPs in the bush and other areas in need, is increasingly being filled by unaccredited overseas trained doctors.
- Anchorage's universities used to be unaccredited, he explains, ‘so all the intelligent, professionally minded women escaped to the lower 48 when they hit 18 and never returned.’
- At the present time there's about 4.8% of childcare centres in Australia that are unaccredited because they're not meeting our standards at the present time.
- In an industry where the ability to look good in a polo shirt and the willingness to sit through a weekend workshop and pass an unaccredited exam can lead to a ‘personal trainer’ business card, excellence is hard to come by.
- One of the first, strongest members of a school as unaccredited as the culture under study, Chang still welcomes his work's infinite ruptures: new facts, new interpretations, new bass lines of theory and samplings of empirical signs.

Rhymes

uncredited, unedited

Definition of unaccredited in US English:

unaccredited

adjectiveˌənəˈkrɛdədədˌənəˈkredədəd

Not recognized as having attained an acceptable standard.
a mail-order degree from an unaccredited correspondence school
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, graduate schools or professional boards often do not recognize students' degrees from an unaccredited school.
- Authorities have shut down the unaccredited schools that prey on immigrants.
- Because Selma University was unaccredited, Spring Hill wanted Motley to enter as a freshman, which she found intolerable.
- They were clinically assessed by one of four accredited Ear, Nose and Throat Registrars, two unaccredited ENT Registrars, or two general practice trainees.
- Anchorage's universities used to be unaccredited, he explains, ‘so all the intelligent, professionally minded women escaped to the lower 48 when they hit 18 and never returned.’
- At the present time there's about 4.8% of childcare centres in Australia that are unaccredited because they're not meeting our standards at the present time.
- In fact, an aide to the Senate committee that investigated the Callahan scandal had enrolled in an unaccredited school.
- The problem is that many ecotourism operations are unaudited and unaccredited, and there is no shared standard to ensure that they are low-impact.
- Accreditation also serves as a marker of legitimacy, and students from unaccredited institutions may have difficulty transferring credits to other institutions or entering graduate or professional programs.
- Three unaccredited schools provided data showing that 463 of their students were federal employees.
- Students at unaccredited schools cannot receive federal financial aid.
- More recently, as chair of CPA's Graduate Education Reform Task Force, he worked successfully to pass legislation to stop the proliferation of regionally unaccredited schools of psychology in California.
- Australia's shortage of GPs in the bush and other areas in need, is increasingly being filled by unaccredited overseas trained doctors.
- Another Spartan student said that his undergraduate degree came from an unaccredited chiropractic school that American medical schools were unlikely to recognize.
- One of the first, strongest members of a school as unaccredited as the culture under study, Chang still welcomes his work's infinite ruptures: new facts, new interpretations, new bass lines of theory and samplings of empirical signs.
- So Iowa State has one thing in common with unaccredited Bible colleges and medieval heresy tribunals - our Bible scholars think they can tell our astronomers how to do their jobs.
- In an industry where the ability to look good in a polo shirt and the willingness to sit through a weekend workshop and pass an unaccredited exam can lead to a ‘personal trainer’ business card, excellence is hard to come by.
- Unfortunately the royal colleges do not have a mechanism to assess the standards of unaccredited cosmetic surgeons who are currently practising.
- For example, they state that elements of a distance education program can be contracted out to unaccredited entities, but they don't specify limits for outsourcing.
- One school in Florida didn't have an accredited undergrad program, which infuriated students who wanted to pursue an MBA, so they developed their own unaccredited MBA program.

单词	unaccredited
释义	Definition of unaccredited in English: unaccredited adjectiveʌnəˈkrɛdɪtɪdˌənəˈkrɛdədəd Not recognized as having attained an acceptable standard. a mail-order degree from an unaccredited correspondence school Example sentencesExamples Students at unaccredited schools cannot receive federal financial aid. Authorities have shut down the unaccredited schools that prey on immigrants. In fact, an aide to the Senate committee that investigated the Callahan scandal had enrolled in an unaccredited school. Accreditation also serves as a marker of legitimacy, and students from unaccredited institutions may have difficulty transferring credits to other institutions or entering graduate or professional programs. The problem is that many ecotourism operations are unaudited and unaccredited, and there is no shared standard to ensure that they are low-impact. Another Spartan student said that his undergraduate degree came from an unaccredited chiropractic school that American medical schools were unlikely to recognize. For example, they state that elements of a distance education program can be contracted out to unaccredited entities, but they don't specify limits for outsourcing. They were clinically assessed by one of four accredited Ear, Nose and Throat Registrars, two unaccredited ENT Registrars, or two general practice trainees. Three unaccredited schools provided data showing that 463 of their students were federal employees. Also, graduate schools or professional boards often do not recognize students' degrees from an unaccredited school. Because Selma University was unaccredited, Spring Hill wanted Motley to enter as a freshman, which she found intolerable. More recently, as chair of CPA's Graduate Education Reform Task Force, he worked successfully to pass legislation to stop the proliferation of regionally unaccredited schools of psychology in California. One school in Florida didn't have an accredited undergrad program, which infuriated students who wanted to pursue an MBA, so they developed their own unaccredited MBA program. Unfortunately the royal colleges do not have a mechanism to assess the standards of unaccredited cosmetic surgeons who are currently practising. So Iowa State has one thing in common with unaccredited Bible colleges and medieval heresy tribunals - our Bible scholars think they can tell our astronomers how to do their jobs. Australia's shortage of GPs in the bush and other areas in need, is increasingly being filled by unaccredited overseas trained doctors. Anchorage's universities used to be unaccredited, he explains, ‘so all the intelligent, professionally minded women escaped to the lower 48 when they hit 18 and never returned.’ At the present time there's about 4.8% of childcare centres in Australia that are unaccredited because they're not meeting our standards at the present time. In an industry where the ability to look good in a polo shirt and the willingness to sit through a weekend workshop and pass an unaccredited exam can lead to a ‘personal trainer’ business card, excellence is hard to come by. One of the first, strongest members of a school as unaccredited as the culture under study, Chang still welcomes his work's infinite ruptures: new facts, new interpretations, new bass lines of theory and samplings of empirical signs. Rhymes uncredited, unedited Definition of unaccredited in US English: unaccredited adjectiveˌənəˈkrɛdədədˌənəˈkredədəd Not recognized as having attained an acceptable standard. a mail-order degree from an unaccredited correspondence school Example sentencesExamples Also, graduate schools or professional boards often do not recognize students' degrees from an unaccredited school. Authorities have shut down the unaccredited schools that prey on immigrants. Because Selma University was unaccredited, Spring Hill wanted Motley to enter as a freshman, which she found intolerable. They were clinically assessed by one of four accredited Ear, Nose and Throat Registrars, two unaccredited ENT Registrars, or two general practice trainees. Anchorage's universities used to be unaccredited, he explains, ‘so all the intelligent, professionally minded women escaped to the lower 48 when they hit 18 and never returned.’ At the present time there's about 4.8% of childcare centres in Australia that are unaccredited because they're not meeting our standards at the present time. In fact, an aide to the Senate committee that investigated the Callahan scandal had enrolled in an unaccredited school. The problem is that many ecotourism operations are unaudited and unaccredited, and there is no shared standard to ensure that they are low-impact. Accreditation also serves as a marker of legitimacy, and students from unaccredited institutions may have difficulty transferring credits to other institutions or entering graduate or professional programs. Three unaccredited schools provided data showing that 463 of their students were federal employees. Students at unaccredited schools cannot receive federal financial aid. More recently, as chair of CPA's Graduate Education Reform Task Force, he worked successfully to pass legislation to stop the proliferation of regionally unaccredited schools of psychology in California. Australia's shortage of GPs in the bush and other areas in need, is increasingly being filled by unaccredited overseas trained doctors. Another Spartan student said that his undergraduate degree came from an unaccredited chiropractic school that American medical schools were unlikely to recognize. One of the first, strongest members of a school as unaccredited as the culture under study, Chang still welcomes his work's infinite ruptures: new facts, new interpretations, new bass lines of theory and samplings of empirical signs. So Iowa State has one thing in common with unaccredited Bible colleges and medieval heresy tribunals - our Bible scholars think they can tell our astronomers how to do their jobs. In an industry where the ability to look good in a polo shirt and the willingness to sit through a weekend workshop and pass an unaccredited exam can lead to a ‘personal trainer’ business card, excellence is hard to come by. Unfortunately the royal colleges do not have a mechanism to assess the standards of unaccredited cosmetic surgeons who are currently practising. For example, they state that elements of a distance education program can be contracted out to unaccredited entities, but they don't specify limits for outsourcing. One school in Florida didn't have an accredited undergrad program, which infuriated students who wanted to pursue an MBA, so they developed their own unaccredited MBA program.
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