Continental Academy

"This was a good school back in the early 2000's not sure want happened with them to loose their accreditation with the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) back in 2010. I would not recommend anyone enrolling in this school nowadays because of it not having its prior accreditation. If anyone unfortunately has a non SACSCOC diploma from here you can still use it at community colleges but not at any 4 year schools, even if you transfer after 2 years. You can also contact NALSAS (who they're accredited by now) via educate at nalsas. org (can't use symbols in review) to get a letter stating that your diploma is legitimate to make sure you have no problems applying for community colleges. FYI: If anyone really needs an accredited diploma most community colleges offer free 9 month high school diploma programs and 1 month GED programs."

"I got my high school diploma threw online, it is legit. If your looking to get a high school diploma online this is it. You can work on it on your own time pace and from home or anywhere else. It work for me it can work for you. Good luck. I already have 22 years with my continental academy high school diploma. Have already used couple of times, even to continue my education and also when school request transcripts you can also request them."

"I see that many people are now realizing that Continental Academy has lost their accreditation. I completed their program and earned my HS Diploma in 2008. In 2009 I enlisted in the military, no problems. In 2013 I was discharged (honorably) from the military, and a few months later I enrolled in my local community college. Again, no problems. However, in 2012, I had the pleasure of meeting with some counselors of our military base Education Center, whom later reached out to their contact, within the national accreditation organization, whom was able to CONFIRM that Continental Academy DID have their accreditation at the time that my wife and I completed and graduated the program. This letter, on official letterhead, explains the relevance between my enrollment/graduation and Continental Academy's accreditation period. Since leaving the military, and enrolling and graduating from my local community college, I have been able to confirm that all of the information and documentation I was provided, is in fact true and verifiable. This letter is now filed and kept in a safe, has been scanned into my file server, and copied/printed enough times that I do not have to worry about digging out the original! I have been told the same statements which all of you others are explaining.. but only BEFORE I explain that I have official documentation that explains the accreditation history and correlation of my high school diploma. They are always shocked, in awe, and can't believe that I was able to produce the documentation. My suggestion to you all.... GET IN TOUCH WITH SOME ORGANIZATION THAT CAN PROFESSIONALLY REACH OUT TO THE ACCREDITATION AGENCY/ORGANIZATION AND HAVE THEM PRODUCE A SIMILAR LETTER.. but remember, this will only be worth your time IF you enrolled AND graduated during Continental Academy's accreditation period. Good luck!"

"Hi all, this school use to have state accreditation, but then lost it. So, i ran into issues when i wanted to transfer fo a new school. Before you sign up, check their accreditation validity. Otherwise, I actually liked it. In 2003, In 4 months, I was able to get my high school diploma without hassle and move on to college."

"Very Irritated!!! I was a student of Continental Academy back in 2002. I will admit it was a very good school in the beginning. I even made it through my first 4 1/2 years of college using it. But in 2009 I had to withdraw from school due to medical issues. I recently tried to go back to school in 2015 to pick up where I left off only to be told that Continental Academy/the school has lost it's accreditation so if you do have a High School Diploma from them, it no longer means anything. I was told that 85% of colleges WILL NOT and ARE NOT accepting this diploma. I now have to go back to school to my GED before I can enter college to finish. SAVE YOURSELF THE HEADACHE!!!!"