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the AASBI
Who we are. What we do. Call for nominations
An open letter to the Presidents, VPAAs, Deans of the Faculty/Schools of Business: Circular April 29, 2011 |
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Letter of Application
- MS-Word Document
- PDF File
- Example Statement of Educational Conditions
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Application Checklist and Affirmation
- MS-Word Document
- PDF File
GAEP
- Generally Accepted Education Principles
GAESA
- Generally Accepted Educational Standards on Auditing
Steering committee
International Academic Life
Liberty & Security Watch
Dinstinguished Business Academic D.B.A. (AASBI)
Articles
on B-School accreditation
Assessment & Accreditation
PART ONE
USA, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Netherlands, South Korea, UK and others
Assessment and Accreditation of Business Schools
PART TWO
A discussion Robert Rubin's and Kathryn Martell's contribution.
How Can A Business School Education Make Me Rich?
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PART THREE
A thought provoking article by Michael Schemmann
AASBI, AACSB, EQUIS
The Asian Educations Explosion, accreditation comparisons & information
Contact AASBI
Michael Schemmann, PhD, CPA, CMA
Director
Email (aasbi.accredited [at] gmail.com)
By Post: Box 9, Pakthongchai
Nakhon Ratchasima 30150 Thailand
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Asian Association of Schools of Business International
Incorporated
under the laws of Delaware for the accreditation of Schools of Business in Asia and beyond.
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Fools ignore complexity; pragmatists suffer it; experts avoid it; geniuses remove it.
— Alan Perlis, Ph.D. (MIT) (1922-1990), American computer scientist.
AASBI accredits the business degree programs of Colleges, Departments and Schools of Business ("the Schools"). Accreditation of critically acclaimed Schools
is in the public interest.
The AASBI accreditation process is effective, taking several months to complete rather than years. Accreditation begins with a form letter to the AASBI
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Sample PDF)
and the submission of a Statement of Educational Conditons prepared in accordance and compliance with
Generallly Accepted Education Principles (GAEP).
This principle-based Statement of Educational Conditions in prescribed format along with a checklist and a directors' report is audited by a firm of public accountants in the School's country in accordance with
Generally Accepted Educational Standards on Auditing (GAESA).
The audit may be combined with the annual financial statement audit.
Following review of the School's Statement of Educational Conditions and the auditor's report, the Board of Directors decides within 90 days to
accredit the School, to request additional information/conditions, or withhold accreditation. The AASBI's accreditation certificate is awarded at the end of a
successful site visit to the School by two delegates of the Board of Directors.
Except for out-of-pocket expenses, the AASBI does not charge accreditation fees; it welcomes a financial contribution within the discretion and means of the School.
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A brochure outlining the Candidacy status,
accreditation application and forms.
View Promotional cover letter dated 29th March 2012
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The official AASBI Accreditation Manual on
Higher Education Principles &
Related Auditing Standards
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The Accreditation Process
Time requirement from start to finish about seven months.
Documentation
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Statement of Educational Conditions, a filled-in
Checklist and Affirmations |
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and a directors' report at the end of the statement is prepared by the School, College or Department of Business ("the School").
• Audit by international public accounting firm in the School's jurisdiction in accordance with the AASBI's public Generally Accepted Educational
Standards on Auditing.
• Opnion by the audit firm on the fairness of the presentation of the School's Statement of Educational Conditions prepared in accordance and in
compliance with the AAISBI's public Generally Accepted Education Principles.
Confirmation of accreditation of the School by the Board of Directors with assignment of the AASBI's label.
Renewal within a 2-year review cycle. The review cycle can be extended to 3 years on a showing of substantial improvements & innovations.
Fees of the AASBI: Outlays and incidental expenses are reimbursed by the School. The accreditation and renewal fee is in the form of a financial contribution
within the discretion & means of the School's Trustees. The AASBI's work and fee (not outlays) are pro bono if for any reason accreditation should be suspended or denied.
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