Just Checked the various websites for standards of accreditation and found that this particular school is not in the list. Furthermore, when I browsed the website, the Master of Arts in Counseling (MAC) course is only 32 hours. The minimum standard for some states is 45 hours and most require at least 60. This should be a clear sign that the school has no formally accepted accreditation. Consider looking them up on the CHEA database of institutions accredited by U.S. Accrediting organizations or on the commission on colleges sites. See the Related Links below.
Keep in mind that many institutions are not accredited by the CHEA for valid reasons. They may be too new to be able to apply. Many Bible colleges and independent seminaries do not apply for this accreditation because they feel it would connect them "with strings attached" to government intervention in their doctrinal stances. Also remember that not every school that says it is accredited, is accredited by the CHEA. Many are accredited by independent accrediting agencies.
From the Atlantic Coast website:
"Atlantic Coast College of The Bible and Seminary has met the requirements of state law pursuant to Section 1005.06 (1) (f), Florida Statutes as determined by the Florida Commission for Independent Education.
Institutional compliance allows Atlantic Coast College of the Bible and Seminary to offer educational programs that prepare students for religious vocations as ministers, professionals, or laypersons in the categories of ministry, counseling, theology, education, administration, fine arts, media, communications, or social work.
Institutional compliance also allows Atlantic Coast College of the Bible and Seminary to award the A.A., B.A., M.A., M.Sc., and Ph.D. degrees in religious subjects. The religious subject is displayed on the degree certificate. Atlantic Coast College of the Bible also awards the Certificate in Mastering the Bible and the Diploma. Atlantic Coast Seminary awards the M.Div., Doctor of Ministry, and Doctor of Theology degrees."
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To determine the legitimacy of Atlantic Coast College of the Bible and Seminary, one would need to consider several factors. These might include accreditation status, faculty qualifications, curriculum rigor, student outcomes, and industry recognition. It is important to verify if the institution is accredited by a recognized accrediting body to ensure that it meets certain standards of quality in education and training. Additionally, researching reviews and feedback from current and former students, as well as consulting with academic professionals in the field, can provide further insights into the institution's credibility.
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