Certain advanced degrees and professional credentials may reduce the number of courses required to complete a designation.
How academic waivers work
Important: Approved waivers may reduce the number of courses required, but do not waive exams unless explicitly stated.
- Certain advanced degrees and professional credentials may qualify for course waivers.
- Eligibility varies by program and designation.
How to request a waiver
Tip: Submit waiver requests early in your program to avoid delays in planning exams and courses.
- Review the Advanced Degree Waivers list to confirm eligibility.
- Submit your waiver request with an official transcript for the graduate degree or credential being evaluated.
- Pay the processing fee listed on the waiver page.
- Monitor your Progress Tracker for approved credit to post.
What to expect
- Documentation must be current and verifiable.
- Waiver requests are reviewed after submission.
- Additional information may be requested during review and processing times may vary.
- Paying the processing fee does not guarantee approval.
- Approved credits appear in your Progress Tracker once posted.
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