Chris Reeves, the President of Shiloh University, wrote a short paragraph regarding how the accreditation affects Shiloh University students. Marilyn and I thought it would be informative for everyone to read this, as it explains the impact of our accreditation in greater detail.

Dear Shiloh University Degree Students,

You may be wondering how the University’s recent accreditation impacts the degree that you are diligently working toward. Simply stated, upon successful completion of your program of study, you will receive a degree (and diploma) from an accredited university. You will have met our high standards as well as those prescribed by our peers (other accredited higher education institutions) and the U.S. Department of Education. For those of you who might wish to continue on to further graduate or post-graduate studies, this will be very helpful since accredited seminaries, colleges, and universities have a requirement to only accept degrees and transfer credits from “accredited” programs. Transferability, however, is not guaranteed as it is up to the discretion of each institution.

Please feel free to contact our office with any questions that you may have, and blessings on your continued studies.

Sincerely,
Christopher Reeves, President