ACLAS: Is this even legal?

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Calling out a scam school is being petty? I emailed them and will be calling them by phone too.

I am all for degree hacking not this scam bullshit.

I questioned him on his Facebook and was blocked by him.

What exactly did you ask about?

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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.

https://www.eahea.org/members/institutio...be40b.html Hope this helps you

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Calling out a scam school is being petty? I emailed them and will be calling them by phone too.

I am all for degree hacking not this scam bullshit.

I questioned him on his Facebook and was blocked by him.

What exactly did you ask about?

---

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.

https://www.eahea.org/members/institutio...be40b.html Hope this helps you

This too 
https://www.qahe.org/institute/the-atlan...ces-aclas/

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Calling out a scam school is being petty? I emailed them and will be calling them by phone too.

I am all for degree hacking not this scam bullshit.

I questioned him on his Facebook and was blocked by him.

What exactly did you ask about?

---

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.

https://www.eahea.org/members/institutio...be40b.html Hope this helps you

This too 
https://www.qahe.org/institute/the-atlan...ces-aclas/

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