This summer the Middle States Commission on Higher Education approved Ithaca College’s reaccreditation, confirming it through 2026. The college met all seven standards for accreditation and was singled out for praise in several areas including the level of preparation that had taken place at the college to ensure that it met the standards.

“The Middle States reaccreditation process was successful as a result of the involvement of so many students, staff, and faculty who served on the working groups, provided evidence for the document repository, edited the draft reports, and met with our review team to answer their questions,” said dean of students Bonnie Prunty. “This was truly a campus-wide effort.”

The college has received reaccreditation after every review since joining the commission in 1953.