An Accrediting Commission is an organization that evaluates and certifies educational institutions and programs to ensure they meet specific quality standards. This process helps maintain educational integrity and provides assurance to students and employers that the institution offers a credible education. These commissions often focus on various aspects, including curriculum quality, faculty qualifications, and student support services. Accreditation from a recognized commission can enhance an institution's reputation and may be required for students to access federal financial aid or transfer credits to other accredited schools.