I keep repeating myself but, before we continue down this path that advisers need a degree to be considered professional or members of a profession must be all degree holders to qualify regardless of years of experience before degrees offerings were already in place: I would like somebody to put up here in the comments, just one(1) shred of evidence that to be a professional, coming out of a past of occupational experience, practicing before educations requirements required a new entrant to hold a degree, what shred of empirical evidence can you demonstrate that any profession has required this of their historically competent members before any laws were enacted, requiring new entrants to hold degrees.