Metropolitan State College accomplished a unique accreditation procedure in 1976; that of several accrediting agencies conducting a simultaneous and cooperative visit. The agencies were the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), the North Central Association (NCA), and the Colorado Department of Education (CDE). Each agency provided several visitation members who were pooled to comprise the joint team. The experiment was conducted to accomplish the accreditation more efficiently and effectively. The report outlines the planning phase for the joint visit, the basic agreements among the agencies and with the college, the process of developing the college's self-study required by each of the agencies, the details of the visit itself, as well as the analysis of the team's reporting procedure and the costs and benefits of the joint venture. (JMF)