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akreditasi

Also called: peringkat akreditasi

Quality assessment of a school or study program by an authorized body, such as BAN-PT.

What it means

Accreditation is an official assessment of the quality of a university or study program by an authorized body. The result is a rating, such as good, very good, or excellent. Accreditation reflects compliance with standards, not a guarantee that graduates will immediately get jobs.

Why it matters for families

Accreditation ratings influence family choices because some institutions require certain accreditation when applying for jobs or scholarships. However, pursuing the highest rating without considering cost and distance can burden finances. First understand the child's needs and budget capacity.

Example

For example, a child wants to become a civil servant. Some positions require a study program with certain accreditation. Families can compare two campuses with different costs before deciding.

Common misunderstanding

Excellent accreditation is often considered a guarantee that teaching quality is automatically good for all majors. Assessment is done per study program, so results can differ between majors.

Related terms

  • pddiktiThe official site to check the accreditation status and legality of a campus or study program.
  • ptnA state-run campus, generally costing less than a private campus.
  • beasiswaEducation funding assistance that does not need to be repaid, usually with certain conditions.
  • education insuranceAn insurance product with an education fund benefit; its costs and illustrations need careful review.

Definitions in this glossary are educational. For documents that are legally or financially binding, confirm with the party that issued them.

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