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Does the public have any kind of rights regarding educational assessment and evaluation? If so, explain what kind.

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Discusses the public's influence on colleges' accreditation and evaluation.

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The public has rights regarding whether the education they are receiving is credible and provided by accredited institutions as well as evaluations of the institutions providing the education. ...

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