Accreditation Standards for Junior College
Structure of Accreditation Standards for Junior College
Accreditation Standards for junior college consists of four standards.
Based on the recognition of the educational outcomes, the junior college re-acknowledges
its role and responsibility, engages in assuring the educational quality. (Standard I: Spirit of
Foundation and Educational Effectiveness) In order to accomplish the mission and
educational effectiveness, the junior college clearly defines educational programs and student
support to provide. (Standard II: Educational Programs and Student Support) The junior
college recognizes resources which support its educational and research activities, and
college organization. (Standard III: Educational Resources and Financial Resources). The
junior college reviews and assesses university system as a whole. (Standard IV: Junior College Administration and Governance). These four standards help the institution to oversee its situation and systematically conduct self-study and self-evaluation of the whole institution.
Under each standard (I – IV), themes (A-D) are set as needed, and review criteria (1-8) are
provided for each theme as critical elements for self-study and self-evaluation. The junior
college is required to describe all the related items in the narratives of self-study and self-evaluation report, and to provide documentation of current status and characteristics.
Structure of Accreditation Standards for Junior College
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Criteria |
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Standard I |
A Spirit of |
1 Spirit of Foundation is clearly established. |
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B Educational Effectiveness |
1 Educational goals and objectives are clearly established. |
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2 The junior college clearly defines Student Learning Outcomes. |
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3 The junior college integrally formulates and |
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C Contribution to Community |
1 The junior college contributes community as a |
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D Assurance |
1 The junior college clearly established the implementation system of self-study and self-evaluation, and engages in assurance of quality of education. |
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2 The junior college assures quality of education. |
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Standard II |
A Educational Programs |
1 The junior college executes properly in awarding |
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2 The junior college organizes educational programs |
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3 Based on Junior College Establishment |
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4. Based on Standards for Establishment of Junior |
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B Student Learning Outcomes |
1 In the junior college, each field of study for |
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2 The junior college properly evaluates achievement |
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3 The junior college has systematic mechanism to |
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4. The junior college engages in publicizing the |
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C Admission |
1. The junior college organizes and implements |
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2. The junior college appropriately provides |
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D Student |
1. The junior college systematically provides
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2. The junior college systematically provides daily |
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3. The junior college organizationally provides |
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Standard III |
A Human |
1 The junior college assigns teaching faculty based |
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2 Teaching faculty perform teaching and research |
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3 The junior college assigns administrative staff for |
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4. The junior college defines roles and |
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5. The junior college conducts organizational |
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6. The junior college complies with labor related |
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B Physical |
1 Land, buildings, facilities and other physical |
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2 The junior college performs maintenance of |
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C Technical |
1 The junior college maintains and utilizes |
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D Financial |
1 The junior college appropriately manages |
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2 Based on the Management Judgement Indicators |
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Standard IV |
A Management of the Board of |
1 The Chairperson of the Board demonstrates |
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2 Board of Directors holds meetings based on the |
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3 Board of Directors adheres laws and regulations, |
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B Management of Teaching and Learning |
1 The junior college engages in establishing |
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C Governance
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1 Auditors adhere laws and regulations, and |
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2 Board of Councilors holds meetings based on the |
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3 Accounting auditor adheres laws and regulations, |
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D Information Disclosure |
1 The junior college has highly public nature and |