The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association is the entity which accredits institutions such as Chandler-Gilbert Community College. As a result of the accreditation process, our courses are accepted for transfer to other institutions like ASU.
Part of the accreditation process is a Self-Study where we look at our institution to find out what we are doing well, and to find what we can do better. We will use the Self-Study to:
- enhance teaching, learning, and student success
- highlight the programs, initiatives, and characteristics that make the college distinctive
- demonstrate that the college delivers a quality educational experience through assessment and accountability.
- position the college for the future by demonstrating that the college anticipates the challenges of the next decade
- document that the college has an effective organizational structure and uses resources wisely.
- achieve continued accreditation.
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Self-Study
Self-study report
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Executive Summary (1.6 Mb. pdf)
Self-study Report (21.1 Mb. pdf)
Self-study Appendix (5.3 Mb. pdf)
HLC Team Report (513 Kb. pdf)
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CGCC's Accreditations with HLC
Slide show: Self-Study Relaxation Event, April 2006
Slide show: Self-Study Relaxation Event, April 2005
The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association is the entity which accredits institutions such as Chandler-Gilbert Community College. As a result of the accreditation process, our courses are accepted for transfer to other institutions like ASU.
Part of the accreditation process is a Self-Study where we look at our institution to find out what we are doing well, and to find what we can do better. We will use the Self-Study to:
- enhance teaching, learning, and student success
- highlight the programs, initiatives, and characteristics that make the college distinctive
- demonstrate that the college delivers a quality educational experience through assessment and accountability.
- position the college for the future by demonstrating that the college anticipates the challenges of the next decade
- document that the college has an effective organizational structure and uses resources wisely.
- achieve continued accreditation.
1996 Accreditation Self-Study
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