Weird Accreditation Question

[cookderosa]

Wow, lucky CLU grads.

I was wondering about the converse of what I said too. If you were one of the previous CLU grads, graduating when they were NA, and then it becomes RA, I think you get some benefit. I think employers would think CLU is RA, so your degree must be RA, especially when years pass.

No, Sanantone is correct. The status on the day of your graduation is the only thing that matters.

In my sig you'll see my first degree - from CIA in 1990. At the time, they were NA. Later, they became RA, but my degree is absolutely considered NA.

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Accreditation dates and expiration/renewals are public info- easy to look up. https://ope.ed.gov/accreditation/

Also, getting RA takes YEARS of compliance before a school is ever reviewed. It's unlikely that all this is going to just pop up and surprise anyone.