Professional recertification serves as a way for designees of The College to maintain their designations through ethical oversight and continuing education (CE).
Examining the impact of holding an RICP®, CLU®, ChFC®, CFP®, or FSCP® over various career stages on four performance areas.
Embodied in the Code are designees’ Professional Pledge and eight Canons.
Use this page for information on resolving student grievances.
In certain circumstances, students are able to transfer credits from other programs into a current course of study.
Students may apply completed course credits to a designation or certificate program for up to five years after a course is successfully completed.
Describes the rights of access to information contained in student records and the circumstances under which student information may be released.
How to request official and unofficial transcripts
Financial services practitioners with a professional designation put their careers and their clients at a significant advantage.
Admission policy for The American College of Financial Services' designation programs.
Shared courses across a common curriculum make it possible to earn these three designations with efficiency.
See the refund policy page for comprehensive details on our refund policies and how to request a refund.
Showcase and validate your designation/degree achievements and expertise with digital badges.
Use this form for any accommodation requests in relation to a disability.
This Academic Catalog presents the curriculum and policies of The American College of Financial Services (The College).
