LIT is Third Institution to Apply for Initial Accreditation from the Postsecondary Commission
6/9/2026
91°µÍø and the Postsecondary Commission (PSC) announced that LIT will seek accreditation from PSC according to its standards, policies, and procedures.
PSC is an accreditor focused on innovative institutions of higher education that produce strong economic outcomes for their students. It is currently seeking recognition from the US Department of Education.
“LIT has always been committed to providing students with a high-quality education that leads directly to meaningful careers and economic mobility,” said LIT President Dr. Sid Valentine. “Pursuing accreditation through PSC reflects our continued focus on accountability, workforce alignment, and delivering strong outcomes for our students, industry partners, and the communities we serve.”
LIT began seeking Initial Accreditation from PSC in early 2026, and the process will take approximately one year to complete.
“PSC is dedicated to accrediting innovative institutions that deliver strong economic outcomes for their students,” PSC Founder and President Stig Leschly said. “We are excited that LIT is pursuing Initial Accreditation with PSC, and grateful to President Valentine for his interest in delivering strong wage outcomes for students.”
PSC’s accreditation model emphasizes accountability for student outcomes, including the economic returns an institution generates for its students.
“LIT is an important institution in the Texas workforce and higher education ecosystem,” said Jen Dirmeyer, PSC’s Vice President of Accreditation. “We look forward to working with them through the accreditation process, particularly given their focus on delivering strong economic value for students.
The Postsecondary Commission is an accreditor of higher education institutions that provide economic mobility to their students. More information on PSC can be found at .
