The Accreditation Board for Engineering Studies Council (IEASC) is recognized across the United States of America for having the biggest database of accredited institutes, universities, colleges, and schools that are providing quality education at all levels and in diverse fields of study.
The Accreditation Board for Engineering Studies Council has made significant efforts to create this database of accredited educational institutes after performing comprehensive research about their offered programs, their faculty members, tools and technology used, admission and evaluation policies, and their grading systems. IEASC ensured, whenever possible, that the institutes they are going to list are genuinely accredited and fulfill the accreditation standards.
The Accreditation Board for Engineering Studies Council’s database is comprised of the United States’ reputed and reliable accredited institutes that have strived hard to gain accreditation. IEASC, therefore, is the most preferred body that delivers appropriate search results.
The Accreditation Board for Engineering Studies Council is the first choice of potential students, graduates, employers, and others to find out whether their institute of interest in the United States of America is accredited or not and is listed in our database.
IEASC’s database of accredited educational institutes in the United States offers degrees at the associate, bachelors, masters, and doctorate levels, as well as undergraduate and graduate course programs. The accredited educational institutes listed in the database of IEASC are campus-based as well as online, offering programs in distinct domains of study that include the most in-demand niches like business, management, engineering, computer science, graphic design, psychology, finance, and the list continues. The Accreditation Board for Engineering Studies Council also has accredited educational institutes that offer programs in vocational studies.
The Accreditation Board for Engineering Studies Council has the authority to eliminate or remove any educational institute from its database when there is a discrepancy identified in their accreditation. However, before eliminating, IEASC first researches the facts and figures and then takes the final decision.
