While you obsess over FAANG salaries, the real power lies with the entity that decides which degrees actually matter. ABET isn't a university—it's the accreditation gatekeeper for 2,700+ programs across 35 countries, quietly determining the ROI of every engineering degree on the planet.

"ABET doesn't sell courses—it sells legitimacy. And in engineering, legitimacy is the only currency that counts."

The tech stack reveals a modern, scalable operation: Vite for build speed, Bootstrap for responsive design, and Google Analytics for tracking every accreditation query. But the real magic is in their business model—universities pay to be audited, students pay for recognized degrees, and employers pay for verification. It's a three-sided marketplace where ABET owns the rails.

• Monopoly position: Only major accreditation body for engineering/tech in the U.S.
• Global reach: 35 countries, 2,700+ programs, zero direct competition
• Recession-proof: Accreditation cycles create recurring revenue every 3-6 years
• Brand moat: 44% direct traffic means universities and employers type 'abet.org' directly