March 27, 2009
Universities Sue Accreditor for Putting Their Pharmacy Programs on Probation
Recent lawsuits filed by two universities against an accrediting organization underscore the sometimes-contentious relationship between the groups that monitor quality in higher education and the institutions that try to meet those accreditors' benchmarks.
The Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education placed four universities' pharmacy programs on probation in January for not meeting some of the council's standards and gave the institutions until June to shape up or risk losing the
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