Updated: March 2025

 

Eldermont University is accredited by several independent, non-governmental accrediting bodies that specialize in evaluating faith-based, international, and alternative higher education institutions.

 

Eldermont is currently accredited or recognized by the following organizations:

 

• Accrediting Commission for Biblical Higher Education (ACBHE) – A faith-based accrediting body dedicated to evaluating theological institutions and religious degree programs in alignment with biblical and academic standards.

 

• Christian Colleges & Universities Accreditation Board (CCUAB) – A faith-based accrediting organization affirming spiritual mission, academic integrity, and institutional soundness. Eldermont holds Provisional Accreditation from CCUAB.

 

• International Accreditation Center of the United States (IACUS) – Recognizes institutions that demonstrate alignment with global education quality benchmarks. Eldermont is accredited for its online, faith-based, and interdisciplinary academic offerings.

 

• American Merit Council (AMC) – Accredits educational institutions and certifies academic quality, ethical governance, and management systems based on AMC Standard 17027-15.

 

These accreditations reflect Eldermont’s commitment to providing high-quality, Christ-centered education. However, please note:

 

 

As such, degrees from Eldermont University may not be accepted by employers, professional licensing bodies, or other academic institutions for transfer or admission into further study. Students are encouraged to evaluate the suitability of Eldermont’s programs for their vocational, ministry, or personal goals.

 

Eldermont’s programs are designed for faith-based, nonprofit, ministry, counseling, leadership, and service-focused purposes, not for state licensure or secular credentialing.

 

For more information about Eldermont’s accreditations and recognitions, visit:

🌐 www.eldermont.com/accreditation

📧 info@eldermont.com