No problem!
It's kind of refreshing to get a reply like yours. Typically around here with these kinds of posts, you'd reply to me saying how you know it's expensive and not accredited, but you've got a friend in teh program who says it's great and they know good therapists from there who are very successful and maknig lots of money. This would be followed by some of the "old grumps" replying to you asking why you even bother asking if you aren't going to listen/ already know so much. Shortly after that, a new account poster who is really a thinly disguised recruiter/admissions "counselor" from some predatory program would right a long post about how, while it's not for everyone, this type of program fills a neccessary niche for a certain type of student, plus they know many good therapist from there who are well respoected and making lots of money. Then, if we were truly lucky, somebody would go off the rails with a diatribe about how APA is a joke/the illuminati and licensure is a scam. This would lead to a lot of back and forth (with some of the not-so-old grumps imploring us not to feed the troll) until eventually somebody gets banned, leading to the thread eventually fizzling out, until it is reveived several years later by someone who replies to it as if the question was just asked.
Anyways, thank and best of luck to you. Sounds like you're wisely avoided non-APA accredited programs, and are hopefully avoiding ones that are going to cost you $150K+ (plus compound interest and oppurtunity costs).