Are CCIM courses accredited? Can you use them for college?
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[{"id": "ifyopnf", "text": "Maybe ask the registrar\u2019s office at your college. It\u2019s a mild surprise that your counselor didn\u2019t want to follow up but that means probably no. Since the registrar has to handle transcripts they might have some idea.\n\nI would lean out and say not likely though. Unless you\u2019re trying to fulfill a specific credit that you can link the courses to, it probably won\u2019t be acceptable. Speak with the program head or similar and see if you can\u2019t make a case for yourself.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ig1mdxo", "text": "I think usually it goes the other way around. Some college courses count towards designations. The Texas A&amp;M real estate program is accredited with the appraisal institute and you can graduate with all the coursework complete for an MAI. The MAI can then be used as a fast track for CCIM, ARA, and the ALC designations.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]