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The Council For Clinical Certification (CFCC) will apply the following policies in considering applications for the Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) from students who were enrolled in a graduate education program while it held candidacy status for CAA accreditation:
- The CFCC will consider all graduate course work and graduate practicum hours completed by students in a program while it held CAA candidacy status as having been initiated and completed in a CAA-accredited program, even if the program ultimately does not become accredited. An academic program's candidacy status is not retroactive; students who initiate graduate course work in their professional area before candidacy status is awarded to the program where such work is done may not apply those graduate professional credits toward meeting the certification standards.
- Graduate professional course work and practicum may be counted beginning with the academic term (semester or quarter) that candidacy is awarded. If the CAA withdraws candidacy from a program, students enrolled in the program are protected under this agreement and are still eligible to apply for the CCC.
- Students enrolled during the candidacy period who ultimately apply for the CCC will be considered "non-pass-through" applicants. The CFCC will conduct an evaluation of all applications received from individuals in this category. Applicants are encouraged to review the application process information on the Web site for more information.
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