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accreditation? - a2jc4life - 10-20-2018

My apologies; I know I've asked this before, but I can't remember the answer and can't find the thread.

If a school is not accredited when you begin your program, but it gains accreditation before you complete your degree, is the degree accredited?  (That is, which matters, accreditation status at enrollment/catalog lock-in, or at graduation?)

And...NOW I can see the thread because it shows up as a related thread. Not sure why that's the case, when it didn't show up in search. So never mind. It's here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Weird-Accreditation-Question


RE: accreditation? - armstrongsubero - 10-21-2018

Are you thinking if attending a unaccredited school? I was thinking about World Quant University cause it free.


RE: accreditation? - MNomadic - 10-21-2018

(10-21-2018, 01:51 PM)armstrongsubero Wrote: Are you thinking if attending a unaccredited school? I was thinking about World Quant University cause it free.

I believe I read that WQU was in the process of seeking accreditation. I'm looking into their 8 week data analysis certificate.


RE: accreditation? - a2jc4life - 10-21-2018

(10-21-2018, 01:51 PM)armstrongsubero Wrote: Are you thinking if attending a  unaccredited school? I was thinking about World Quant University cause it free.

I am.  Last I checked, it was in the process of seeking accreditation.  I can't remember offhand where I found that -- I'd have to dig it up again -- but I think their deadline is 2020.


RE: accreditation? - jsd - 10-21-2018

Their FAQ says they are seeking accreditation "recognized by the DOE" as required by their state licensure. That's likely NA but if they keep it 100% free that's certainly not a bad deal. The FAQ didn't provide a timeframe.