Disclosure

Program Accreditation Disclosure

This disclosure describes the private, non-degree nature of PLC program accreditation.

Last updated: January 2026

Institutional Disclosure

The Center for Peptide Education and Literacy is an independent private standards and credentialing organization. PLC program accreditation evaluates non-degree educational programs against the Center's published private standards and does not constitute government recognition, college credit, medical licensure or veterinary licensure.

Nature of PLC Accreditation

PLC program accreditation is a private review process evaluating an independent education provider's curriculum, instructors, evidence sourcing and ethics against standards published by the Center.

Not Institutional Accreditation

PLC accreditation is not accreditation recognized by the U.S. Department of Education or any government licensing body, and it does not substitute for institutional higher-education accreditation.

No College Credit

Enrollment in, or completion of, a PLC-accredited program does not confer college credit, a degree, or any academic transfer credit.

Independent Review Basis

Accreditation decisions are made independently by the Peptide Program Accreditation Council based on documented review criteria described on our Program Accreditation page.

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