ACLAS: Is this even legal?

[DoctorHAK]

Has anyone had experience with or knowledge about the Atlanta College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (ACLAS)? I've found some concerning information I want to share:

Key points about this institution:

• Claims to be based in Atlanta, Georgia
  
• Offers online MBA, MCS, and DBA programs
  
• Only has CPD (Continuing Professional Development) recognition, NO formal academic accreditation
  
• Currently appears on the Georgia Nonpublic Education Commission (GNPEC) consumer alerts page
  

I'm curious about two things:

1. What's the business model here - how do they sustain operations without accreditation?
   
2. Are there any regulatory/legal implications for operating this way in Georgia?
   

If anyone has insights about similar institutions or relevant regulations in Georgia, I'd appreciate learning more.

On their website, about us page:

“ We believe that education and justice are powerful tools for empowering communities. To further our mission of providing accessible and impactful education, we have joined the Grassroots Justice Network, a global alliance dedicated to promoting access to justice for all. This step aligns with our mission to empower individuals and communities through accessible education, particularly in legal empowerment and social justice.”

Here is the link to Grassroots Justice Network https://grassrootsjusticenetwork.org/about-us/

Never heard about them before and don’t know if this means the college is legitimate (but so far looks like it has no accreditation status in the US)