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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Accredited/qualified university
The college became an accredited university once it met certain requirements.
Hi,
Is "an accredited university" in the above equal to "a qualified university?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is "an accredited university" in the above equal to "a qualified university?" Thanks.
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Hi, The college became an accredited university once it met certain requirements. " No. I haven't heard the latter term.
- Hi, The college became an accredited university once it met certain requirements.
- " No.
- I haven't heard the latter term.
- 'Accredited'means 'officially recognized'.
- 'Qualified' suggests 'meets the standard'.
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Hi,
The college became an accredited university once it met certain requirements.
Is "an accredited university" in the above equal to "a qualified university?"
No. I haven't heard the latter term.
'Accredited'means 'officially recognized'. 'Qualified' suggests 'meets the standard'.
I suppose you might say that after a college qualifies as a university, it has to be
The college became an accredited university once it met certain requirements.
Is "an accredited university" in the above equal to "a qualified university?"
No. I haven't heard the latter term.
'Accredited'means 'officially recognized'. 'Qualified' suggests 'meets the standard'.
I suppose you might say that after a college qualifies as a university, it has to be
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