We have Kean's Self-Study report on their FAILURE to meet TWO of the STANDARDS OF ACCREDITATION from Middle States

We'll post more soon about what we find in the document—but take a look at this annotation from Page 14:

In reference to a "lack of communication and information dissemination ¹ on campus...."

"¹ The subject of communication is a recurring theme in this document as well as past accreditation reports. It encompasses a range of characteristics, such as intent, nature, message, channels, and"The subject of communication is a recurring theme in this document as well as past accreditation forms. The need exists for further analysis of this term, including an operational reference of its use on this campus. To this end, the Steering Committee will follow a four-step research plan in fall 2010 to cover the topic with as much clarity as possible in the final copy of this self study."


So, if you have been caught in that cycle of endless advisement referrals or transfer evaluations like so many other undergrads, at least take comfort in the fact they might be aware they're doing it to you.

The quotations shown in this post are from a document entitled Toward World Class Education:  Kean University in Transition which was produced by The Middle States Self-Study Steering Committee on August 26, 2010.