It all depends on how you measure.
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List of accredited and/or recognized
university-level Schools of business.
List of International associations for business education
For regular applicant applicants:
Sample Letter of Application for Accreditation
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Example of Statement of Educational Conditions
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Accreditation Application Checklist and Affirmation - PDF
Professional Accounting Accreditation through IICPA
The AASBI's Accreditation Standards
GAEP
Generally Accepted Education Principles
GAESA
Generally Accepted Educational Standards on Auditing
— The above Principles and Standards are also freely downloadable as a
PDF.
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ASSOCIATION OF ACCREDITED SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL
Asian Association of Schools of Business International
Serving institutional business schools and educators on the worldwide web this
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The value of the MBA comes from the mindset one develops in business school
Here's the little secret that the Harvard Business Schools of the world don't talk about — "Business education is the same, everywhere," says
Dean Woods (2018), a Wharton graduate, start-up
executive, recovering consultant and writer.
Take accounting — a convention adopted as GAAP and IFRS. "These accounting rules are the exact same everywhere in the country. You're not going to learn some brilliant accounting rule at Harvard that
nobody else knows."
"What about finance? The mechanics of everything from the ROI calculation to a sophisticated LBO model are the exact same everywhere. At it's core, finance is just math.
Stock picking is the exact same. Bobby Axelrod insider-trading aside, everyone can look up the technicals of a stock in about 10 seconds and make an investment decision."
"Or strategy? It's a sexy buzzword, but is an MBA program really the best place to learn it? Brian Chesky of Airbnb is a personal hero and one of the top strategic thinkers in the business world. No MBA.
Steve Jobs definitely wasn't either..."
Most of the MBA course material is available online. "Matt Damon says: 'You're going to realize you dropped $150K on an education you could have gotten for a $1.50 in late charges from the public library.' "
"The value of the MBA came from the mindset one develops in business school. It comes from the desire to learn, to set and achieve goals, to cultivate a growth mindset,
to try new challenges, to force yourself to talk to someone new. The value of the MBA is all intangible."
APPLY for AASBI Accreditation as an invited School of Business.
No application fee.
OUR CORE VALUES
Academe's reputation as a place of ideas where the freedom of expression enshrined in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Humans Rights is especially
valued and protected.
AASBI accredits schools of business in countries that observe and guarantee the
United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other rights, including the right to
Life, liberty and security of the person
without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
AASBI believes in the integrity of the individual as opposed to the despotism of the state as the basis of democracy, and that education must be free from political control. —
Ref.: Ralph Cooper Hutchison, "Facism and Higher Education,"
The Atlantic June 1939 Issue.
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Who we are — AASBI is a global accreditor of qualified university-level schools of business worldwide that are serving the public interest with academically
rich and diverse student bodies, providing culturally relevant professional learning experiences in stimulating environments that guarantee the freedom of expression and other basic universal human rights.
AASBI, also known as the Asian Association of Schools of Business International, was established in 2011 under the Laws of the State of Delaware, promoting holistic
Generally Accepted Educational Principles —
Socrates vs. Accreditation —
PDF | More About Business School Accreditation.
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Holistic approach: The applying school is the best judge of its student-expectations, its faculty, course requirements and learning outcomes — varying widely between cultures and continents.
AASBI does not mentor, regiment and subject the academic experience to uniform Western standards, or assess the school's powerful impact on — or its well-mannered detachment from — the
demands of commerce & industry masquerading under the motto of public interest; except for the basic affirmations listed on the mentioned
application form, and the all-important observation of universal human rights by the institution and the nation state.
Self-assessment studies and peer reviews are of no interest, and we do not normally conduct institutional visits.
The Application Process:
Invited or self-inivited schools of business submit an
Applicationn Checklist and Affirmation
to us. On acceptance of the application, we send out our invoice for dues for the initial 3-year accreditation period for payment, followed by the school's
AASBI Accreditation certificate and license authorizing the use of the trademarked AASBI Accredited certification mark(s).
AASBI does not charge an application &/or admission fee. Nominal annual dues apply.
The entire AASBI Business Accreditation process for invited, pre-examined, recognized and eligible fast-tracked
schools of business
is completed within 30 days.
The AASBI's recognized accounting accreditation is awarded by the affiliated IICPA — the International Institute of Certified Professional Accountants.
The regular application process — for non-invited business schools: (1) Submit an
Application letter, then download
and (2) submit the Application Checklist and Affirmation as instructed on the form, (3) answer correspondence from
AASBI, if required.
Today is
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or satisfied by alternative means.
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