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The fact that “accreditation” has now been achieved is irrelevant to those students. Some of those students may have been international. The fees are extraordinary. I agree professionally, it won’t impact them - it’s principle, it’s the potential impact of misleading marketing of all students by all Unis. They need to explain how this happen. If it was deliberate- then offer them some compo on top of the extra subjects. If they need to complete X subjects, refund the equivalent cost. It the time of the students. They now have to work and study or delay work. It the unnecessary inconvenience. It will be hard to prove more impact on careers that that. Who wants to be a FP anyway!