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How are NCCA accreditation applications reviewed?

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How are NCCA accreditation applications reviewed?

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The Commission reviews all applications and makes accreditation decisions at its regular meetings, which are typically held at least three times per year (spring, summer and winter). Prior to the Commission meeting, each application is distributed to the full Commission for review. Additionally, two Commissioners are designated to complete detailed standard-by-standard reviews, one focusing on compliance with program administration standards and the other on compliance with psychometric standards. The written results of these independent reviews are shared with the full Commission. At the Commission meeting, the full Commission discusses each application. After discussion and careful consideration, the Commission makes a decision by a majority vote of the Commissioners. The decision may be to approve accreditation, deny accreditation or delay a decision pending receipt of further information. NCCA staff and/or the Commissioner’s assigned responsibility for preparing detailed written re

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