Accreditation
Long Beach City College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools and Colleges, 10 Commercial Blvd., Suite 204, Novato, CA 94949, (415) 506-0234, an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education. Additional information about accreditation, including the filing of complaints against member institutions, can be found at: www.accjc.org.
The accreditation process is a seven-year cycle during which the college is continuously engaged in the institutional review and submits regular reports to ACCJC including Annual Reports, Annual Fiscal Reports, as well as a Midterm Report in the third year following a comprehensive review. Every seven years, colleges undergo a comprehensive self-study process culminating in an institutional self-evaluation report and a visit by a peer review team.
Our accreditation status can be confirmed by viewing our Certificate of Accreditation.
ACCJC Accreditation Documents
Evaluations, Reports & Communication
- Accreditation Self-Study, 2002
- ACCJC Evaluation Report from Visiting Team, 2002
- ACCJC Letter to Reaffirm Accreditation, 2003
- Accreditation Progress Report, 2004
- ACCJC Progress Report Response, 2005
- LBCC Midterm Report, 2005
- ACCJC Midterm Report Response, 2006
- Institutional Self Study Report, 2008
- ACCJC Evaluation Report from Visiting Team, 2008
- ACCJC Action Letter, 2009
- LBCC Follow-Up Report, 2009
- ACCJC Report of Evaluation Team re Follow-Up Visit, 2009
- ACCJC Letter to Reaffirm Accreditation, 2010
- LBCC Midterm Report, 2011
- ACCJC Letter to Accept Midterm Report, 2012
- Institutional Self Evaluation Report, 2014
- ACCJC Evaluation Report from Visiting Team, 2014
- ACCJC Letter to Reaffirm Accreditation, 2015
- ACCJC Follow-Up Report, 2016
- ACCJC Resolved Deficiencies Letter, 2016
- LBCC Midterm Report, 2017
- ACCJC Letter to Accept Midterm Report, 2018
- Realignment of Comprehensive Review Visit Letter, 2017
- LBCC Substantive Change Proposal: Change in Mode of Delivery, 2019
- ACCJC Letter to Accept Substantive Change in Mode of Delivery, 2019
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