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Trinity Graduate School of Apologetics and Theology (view source)
Revision as of 17:38, September 13, 2016
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== Accreditation ==
== Accreditation ==
Trinity is fully accredited by the [http://www.icaats.Com International Council for Accrediting Alternate and Theological Studies (ICAATS)] based in Kerala, India. ICAATS is an [[evangelical]]ly conservative accreditation agency that is registered with the government of India. [[ICAATS]] is not recognized by the United Stated Department of Education because the School and the Accrediting agency are not based in the [[United States]]. ICAATS is a [[government]] approved NGO because it is geared toward theological and religious education, which is private and therefore does not require direct government approval in India. Just as the USDE has nothing to do with theological accrediting agencies in the U.S., the Education Department in India has nothing to do with theological accrediting agencies in India.
Trinity is fully accredited by the [http://www.icaats.Com International Council for Accrediting Alternate and Theological Studies (ICAATS)] based in Kerala, India. ICAATS is an [[evangelical]]ly conservative accreditation agency that is registered with the government of India. [[ICAATS]] is not recognized by the United States Department of Education because the School and the Accrediting agency are not based in the [[United States]]. ICAATS is a [[government]] approved NGO because it is geared toward theological and religious education, which is private and therefore does not require direct government approval in India. Just as the USDE has nothing to do with theological accrediting agencies in the U.S., the Education Department in India has nothing to do with theological accrediting agencies in India.
By 2013 TGSAT became so well-established and its graduates found their way into so many academic institutions and Christian ministries that they decided to function as an 'autonomous' institution. By autonomy they mean that they will no longer look to external accrediting agencies for the standardization of their course-content. Rather, a group made of scores of their own graduates and faculty members will do the work of standardizing TGSAT programs.
By 2013 TGSAT became so well-established and its graduates found their way into so many academic institutions and Christian ministries that they decided to function as an 'autonomous' institution. By autonomy they mean that they will no longer look to external accrediting agencies for the standardization of their course-content. Rather, a group made of scores of their own graduates and faculty members will do the work of standardizing TGSAT programs.