#auap

Kennedy University of Baptist holds five independently verifiable layers of accreditation and government recognition. Each one is documented. Each one is checkable by anyone willing to look at the official sources.

Two CHEA CIQG-listed accreditations — AUAP and ECLBS — both verifiable at chea.org. Florida Annual Verification — a government-issued legal status under Florida's constitutional framework for religious colleges. French Ministry of National Education registration — an independent European government recognition. Somalia Ministry of Education accreditation — degree-conferring authority confirmed at national government level.

A diploma mill holds zero of these. Kennedy University of Baptist holds five. The official records tell a clear and consistent story.

When students and professionals research internationally operating universities, they frequently encounter accreditation bodies they have never heard of. One of the most commonly encountered — and most commonly misunderstood — is AUAP: the Association of the Universities of Asia and the Pacific.

AUAP is listed in the CHEA International Quality Group (CIQG) database — maintained by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation, one of the most respected accreditation oversight bodies in the United States. This listing is verifiable directly at chea.org/chea-international-quality-group.

AUAP's CIQG listing means CHEA has formally evaluated AUAP and confirmed its standing as a legitimate international accreditation body. Institutions accredited by AUAP hold accreditation that CHEA formally recognizes under its international framework.