accreditation
//əˌkrɛdɪˈteɪʃən//
Noun
accreditationSingular
accreditationsPlural
1
The official recognition or approval granted to an institution, organization, or individual for meeting established standards or qualifications.
The university received accreditation from the national education board.
2
The process of evaluating and certifying that an institution or program meets specific quality standards.
The university is currently undergoing accreditation to ensure it meets national education standards.
3
The credentials or authority given to a representative, such as a diplomat or journalist, to act in an official capacity.
The journalist received accreditation to cover the international summit.