unaccredited
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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She later enrolled at the People’s College of Law, an unaccredited law school in downtown, where she rubbed shoulders with other Latino political luminaries such as Gil Cedillo and future L.A.
From Los Angeles Times
Children with complex needs are being sent to unaccredited online schools at a cost of hundreds of thousands of pounds.
From BBC
“Big cats don’t receive appropriate care for their well-being in unaccredited facilities,” the zoo’s statement said, noting its support of the legislation.
From Los Angeles Times
The Wet Mountain Tribune reported that his academic degree came from an unaccredited university that didn’t hold classes or give written exams.
From New York Times
He said prosecutors were declining less serious cases for myriad reasons, including that the city’s crime lab remained unaccredited and police body-camera footage was subjecting arrests to more scrutiny.
From Washington Post
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