A Big Win for ABAC's Business Students

ABAC's Stafford School of Business just got a huge stamp of approval. They earned accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). This is a big deal. It means the school's business programs meet high standards. It's not just about the school looking good. It's about the students getting a better deal. Students can now feel more confident about their degrees. Employers will see this accreditation and know these grads are ready to work. That's what Dr. Mathis-Pertilla, the interim dean, pointed out. She said this boosts the school's reputation. It can attract more students and better teachers. It also helps the school make stronger connections with businesses. This can lead to more internships and better job opportunities for students.The ACBSP wasn't just praising the school for praise's sake. They specifically mentioned Dr. Mathis-Pertilla's leadership. They said she was very engaged in making the school better. They also liked how the school runs its programs. They said the school has a clear and organized way of doing things. This accreditation isn't just a local thing. The ACBSP is a big deal worldwide. They've been around since 1988. They accredit business programs from associate degrees all the way up to doctoral programs. So, this isn't just a pat on the back from some small organization. It's a recognition that ABAC's business programs are top-notch. But what does this mean for the students? It means they're getting a quality education. It means they'll have an easier time finding jobs. It means they're part of a school that's serious about business education. That's something to be proud of.