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American Accrediting Association of Theological Institutions, (AAATI), is an unlicensed accredition group with an unknown board created in the late 1980s. They lack the approval of US Department of Education. The group is considered an accredition mill (see diploma mill) because they will appove accredition for $100 and have educational few requirements. They are described by Steve Levicoff as an meaningless accreditation mill that religious schools cite as approval to offer degrees and avoid appearing as a diploma mill. The agency is based in Rocky Mount, NC.
Schools with AAATI "accredition"
- Alpha Omega Bible College & Seminary Inc.
- International Institute of Church Management Inc.
- National Chaplains Institute
- Northwestern Theological Seminary
- Patriot University
- Slidell Baptist Seminary
- Zion Ministerial Institute
Also see
- Diploma mill
- List of unaccredited institutions of higher learning
- List of unlicensed accreditation associations of higher learning
Sources
- US Departmen of Education Accreditation database
- Steve Levikoff. 1995. Chapter 12, Name It and Frame It? New Opportunities in Adult Education and How to Avoid Being Ripped Off by 'Christian' Degree Mills 4th ed.