USILACS degrees have been used by graduates both in the United States and internationally for various purposes, including employment, immigration-related documentation, ministry advancement, and graduate-level education. Several USILACS alumni have successfully enrolled in secular accredited institutions to pursue advanced degrees, and many have secured positions across a range of professional and service-oriented fields.
As of 2025, USILACS has thousands of graduates residing in countries such as China, Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia, the Philippines, the United States, Mexico, France, and others. With very few exceptions, degrees submitted for authentication through Florida State Apostilles, the United States Department of State, and numerous foreign embassies have been successfully legalized for international use, including Expert Visa status in China.. However, the recognition of foreign academic credentials ultimately depends on the laws, regulations, and evaluation policies of each individual country. What is accepted in one jurisdiction may not be recognized in another.
Prospective students are strongly advised to conduct independent due diligence by consulting local educational authorities, credential evaluation agencies, or professional licensing boards prior to enrollment to ensure that a USILACS degree aligns with their specific goals and legal requirements.