Advantages of applying EDII to Emory?

aigiqinf
Fri, 21 Dec 2012 19:09:17 +0000

What other top schools have remedial feeder schools?



While I disagree with your premise, I’d point out the following as evidence that the trend you accuse Emory of is not as unique as you’d think. I would swear that you’re the same user that appears every three months to make the same unfounded claims, provides no thoughtful response to empirical data that contradicts your claims, and then suddenly goes into hibernation for another three months.

Columbia University (Barnard; College of General Studies)
Northwestern University (School of Continuing Education)
NYU (“The Core Program”)
Rice and Vanderbilt offer second bachelor’s degrees for full-pay students

*Both of these programs allow you to earn degrees that no one can tell are different from traditional degrees through the typical freshman admissions process. The primary difference is that you need some amount of transfer credit, and no financial aid is offered.

At the graduate level, Columbia’s Teachers College, Harvard Graduate School of Education, and Columbia School of Social Work, University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration, UPenn Social Work, LLM programs from many well-regarded schools, various divinity schools, scores of “humanities” and “liberal arts” master’s degrees from nearly every top degree, and tons of self-funded master’s degrees provide more than ample opportunity to buy yourself a degree from a top school.