nonaccreditable

English

Etymology

From non- +‎ accreditable.

Adjective

nonaccreditable (not comparable)

1. Not accreditable; Not able to get accreditation or be officially authorized.
   • 2000, T. Dary Erwin, The NPEC Sourcebook on Assessment, page 13:

     Nonaccreditable programs undergo an extensive academic program review every 5 years by a committee consisting of two external reviewers in every case.

   • 2009, Steve Wheeler, Connected Minds, Emerging Cultures, page 199:

     Unless hierarchically organized by a unified learning design, nonaccreditable online learning, as well as learning on the go, often lacks all but the focus on the searched for, or incidentally learnt unit of information.

   • 2010, Martha Crenshaw, Terrorism in Context, page 382:

     As the self-appointed president, he issued nonaccreditable Khalistan passports, sought membership in the United Nations, and raised funds and secured support primarily from overseas Sikhs.