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About 3 weeks ago I posted about my albeit prestigious post bacc university not having AACSB accreditation in accounting when they advertised the accounting program as "fully accredited." This has resulted in my master's program hesitant to accept the course credits. 

I actually even talked to a couple attorneys and had one contingent-fee attorney lined up (no win no fees, since I'm going to be a poor grad student soon I didn't want to dump $$$$$ on a lawsuit), but turned out I didn't need one.

Basically I sat next to the new accounting department head during grad school orientation, and he happened to be a bachelor's and MBA double alum from my alma mater, AND also holds a PhD from the university I did the post bacc at (so many connections!). I ranted to him about the situation and later wrote him a plea. I leveraged the connections hardcore and argued that 1) he knows that our alma mater has very strong students and I will do well in grad school without repeating all the intro classes 2) he also personally understands that post bacc university provides a solid education despite of this accreditation hiccup. 

The night of my advisor e-mailed me saying that the courses were accepted!!! I can now graduate on time!!

Not really a legal win, but a very good example of how important connections can be.
<bot>: I was ready to sue the post bacc university, but I was friendly with the grad school accounting department head and he helped me waive the credits!