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RE: InstantCert InstantCREDIT Managerial Accounting Course Review - ss20ts - 11-13-2022
I received an email that someone posted on this thread and I could only read part of their question in the email. Their post doesn't show up here because comments have been deleted. Isn't there a way to fix this on the forum?
(11-13-2022, 04:10 PM)kylan11 Wrote: Just to make sure I'm not wasting any time (apologies for the probably stupid question) granted I finish the course before it expires, will it still be valid once I apply at UMPI in 2023?
Yes, it is valid if completed before the expiration. You will still be able to transfer it. All ACE courses have a validation date and have to be renewed.
RE: InstantCert InstantCREDIT Managerial Accounting Course Review - dfrecore - 11-13-2022
(11-13-2022, 04:10 PM)kylan11 Wrote: Just to make sure I'm not wasting any time (apologies for the probably stupid question) granted I finish the course before it expires, will it still be valid once I apply at UMPI in 2023?
Here's how ACE credits work: they are "good" from the start to expiration date. As long as you complete an ACE course prior to expiration, it will go on your Credly (or Parchment or whatever) transcript. It never "goes bad." Just because a course provider stops offering it as college credit does not affect the course that you took.
Similarly, regular college courses do this as well; a course is offered, and at some point, the college may stop offering the course (think Typing or Stenography or Cobol programming). But, if you took it when it was offered, then it will always be a "good" (non-expired) course. It will always be on your transcript. Just because a school stops offering it after you took it does not affect the course that you took.