All Brant network partner universities are:
Accredited
By accrediting agencies recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and by CHEA (Council for Higher Education Accreditation) — with status publicly verifiable in DAPIP, the U.S. Department of Education's official database.
SEVP-certified
Certified by SEVP (Student and Exchange Visitor Program / ICE) to enroll international students and issue Form I-20 — verifiable in the official SEVP school search ("Study in the States").
Authorized to grant degrees
Bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.
Why don't we list the names here?
The scholarship terms we negotiate are exclusive to the network. Once you receive your pre-acceptance, you get the official details of the university that accepted you — accreditor, CHEA, DAPIP and SEVP — so you can verify everything before making any payment to the institution.
Frequently asked questions
Does Brant University appear on the SEVP list?+
No — and it shouldn't. Brant is not the institution that enrolls students: it's the educational brand that guides your admission process. The partner universities are the ones that enroll students, issue the I-20 and the diploma — and they are the ones listed, individually, in the official SEVP certification and accreditation databases.
What does "Title IV: No" mean on a university's record?+
Title IV is the U.S. federal financial aid program (FAFSA), available only to U.S. citizens and permanent residents. It has no relation to accreditation, SEVP certification or diploma validity — and is irrelevant to F-1 international students, who aren't eligible for that aid at any university.