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AbstractWe ask whether Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation has a meaningful impact on higher education admissions. To do this, we use the Synthetic control Method to explore 19 U.S. institutions which first achieved this certification recently. We, first, restrict attention to business school enrollment.
Marisa Cameron +2 more
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Educational Assessment and the AACSB
Issues in Accounting Education, 2007This article introduces educational assessment topics and terminology to readers in business education. The outcomes-based education and accountability assessment movements in K-12 public education have raised issues and controversies that now face business schools engaging in accreditation and program improvement efforts.
Julia Shaftel, Timothy L. Shaftel
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IS accreditation in AACSB colleges via ABET
Journal of the Association for Information Systems, 2007The development of ABET/CAC accreditation standards for IS programs presents an excellent opportunity for IS programs in AACSB-accredited business schools to improve their perceived quality and credibility. We argue that neglect by AACSB of IS/IT content has prompted this preemptive move on the part of ABET/CAC.
Thomas Hilton, Bruce Wai Ning Lo
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AACSB International: An Update and Perspective
Issues in Accounting Education, 2012ABSTRACT AACSB International has been through a transformational process since 2000 expanding its focus as solely a business school and accounting accreditation body to a broader member services organization. Business and accounting accreditation remain cornerstones of the mission of the organization but its expanded services in support ...
Jerry E. Trapnell, Jan R. Williams
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The Rankings of Real Estate Publications and Tenure Requirements at AACSB Versus Non-AACSB Schools
Journal of Real Estate Research, 1987This study addresses the perceived rankings of real estate publications and their impact in meeting the tenure requirements at AACSB member school. Roughly half of the respondents in the sample studied are AACSB accredited. The results indicate that the rank ordering of publications in the sample are consistent between the accredited and non-accredited
Charles Smith, George Greenwade
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The Costs and Benefits of AACSB Accreditation
Association of Marketing Theory and Practice Proceedings, 2011This session is organized to provide an open discussion by the panel members to generally discuss the value for the stakeholders, and concrete benefits and costs of AACSB accreditation for business schools in the U.S. In sharing knowledge and experiences in AACSB accreditation, some of the specific questions that may also be addressed are: - Is the ...
Girard, Tulay +4 more
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AACSB International accreditation
Journal of Management Development, 2007PurposeThe paper seeks to share a viewpoint on the benefits and value of AACSB International business accreditation and some perspectives on the evolution of business accreditation on a global basis.Design/methodology/approachThis is a commentary/viewpoint paper.FindingsAACSB accreditation is global brand delivering external validation of high‐quality ...
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The Ethics of AACSB Accreditation: Unintended Consequences
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016This paper discusses some of the issues involved in pursuing AACSB accreditation. It also describes why AACSB accreditation is not necessarily a measure of quality. Suggestions on how to improve AACSB accreditation are provided.
Hershey H. Friedman, Frimette Kass
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