What colleges and universities accept Midwest high school diploma?

Most regionally accredited colleges and universities in the United States will accept a Midwest high school diploma, provided it meets their minimum requirements for admission. There isn't a list of schools that *specifically* say "Midwest diploma accepted" because the acceptance is based on the accreditation of the high school, not its geographical location.

A Midwest high school diploma from a properly accredited institution will be treated the same as a diploma from a high school in any other region. The key is that the high school needs to be accredited by a recognized regional accrediting agency. Examples include:

* North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI): This is the primary accrediting agency for high schools in the Midwest.

* Other regional accrediting agencies: While less common in the Midwest, there might be instances where a school is accredited by a neighboring regional agency.

To determine acceptance, you should:

1. Check the admissions requirements of each college or university you are interested in. Their websites will clearly outline their admission criteria, including high school diploma requirements. Look for phrases like "high school diploma or equivalent," "GED accepted," or specific GPA requirements.

2. Ensure your high school is regionally accredited. Contact your high school guidance counselor to confirm its accreditation status and the accrediting agency. This information is crucial for college admissions.

In short, the location of the high school issuing the diploma is irrelevant; its accreditation is what matters. Focus on the specific admission requirements of the colleges you are applying to.