ASHA Professional Development - Late Credit Requests and Appeals

Policy

To receive a session report/certificate of completion and earn ASHA CEUs or professional development hours (PDHs), participants must report their sessions and complete the learning assessment online by the published date. If you need a record of the sessions you attended or courses you completed—or think you may need a record in the future—you must report for credit and complete the learning assessment by the published deadline.

The reporting/completion deadline for earning CE credit for ASHA Professional Development events and courses is clearly published for each individual program.

In-person events: The reporting deadline is clearly published on the event webpage and in printed materials.
Online conferences: The reporting deadline is clearly published on the event webpage and in the conference site.
Other online courses: The end date is clearly published as part of the course description page in the ASHA Learning Center and ASHA Store.

If you do not complete the learning assessment and/or report your participation by the reporting deadline/end date and have extenuating circumstances, you may choose to apply for late credit within 12 months from the end date for the program. This is a policy set by ASHA's Scientific and Professional Education Board, as of March 1, 2020.