University Accreditation Quiz

What does accreditation primarily ensure in a university?

• Low tuition fees

• Institutional quality and standard compliance

• High student enrollment

• Modern infrastructure

Which of the following organizations is likely responsible for accrediting universities in many countries?

• World Bank

• National Accreditation Board

• Chamber of Commerce

• National Police Authority

Why do universities seek international accreditation?

• To close programs

• To comply with labor laws

• To attract global students and partnerships

• To reduce faculty size

What is a critical factor in most global university ranking systems?

• Number of buildings

• Proximity to urban areas

• Research productivity and citations

• Student dress code

Which is NOT a well-known global university ranking system?

• QS World University Rankings

• Times Higher Education (THE) Rankings

• Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU)

• National Sports University Rankings

What is the benefit of a high accreditation rating for students?

• Easier graduation

• Increased job opportunities and recognition of degree

• Reduced course load

• Guaranteed scholarships

Which of these is often used as evidence during the accreditation process?

• Student selfies

• Faculty performance reviews and curriculum documentation

• Sports scores

• Number of food outlets

University accreditation must be:

• Done once at the start

• Repeated periodically to ensure compliance

• Optional for government institutions

• Based on student popularity

What is a likely consequence of losing accreditation?

• More media coverage

• Reduced admissions and legal ramifications

• Faculty promotion

• Higher campus maintenance

Which metric is commonly used in ranking universities globally?

• Social media presence

• Campus size

• International student ratio and employer reputation

• Number of student clubs