<p>Great News…you may now qualify for a diploma or degree from a prestigious non-accredited university based on your present knowlegde and/or professional experience.
If you qualify, no required tests, classes, books or examinations are required.
Confidentiality Assured
If you call us this week then your degree of
choice and transcripts could be sent to you within 2 weeks. </p>
<p>I knew these places exist. But I especially love *the “prestigious non-accredited” university; the “knowlegde” (I guess you can’t major in Spelling). And the “confidentiality assured.” This must be a new breed of prestige-monger; the one that wants to keep his prestigious degree confidential. Sheesh.</p>
<p>Yeah, Jmmom, I think the engineer who desinged my computre probably got his degree from this place, so why let a little thing like being an engineering major stop him ;).</p>
<p>Scary thing is, there might be a few of those out there!</p>
<p>One of the hiring managers in my company hired a “PhD” whose degree was from such a place (we found out later, when it became apparent that his knowledge of the subject was … lacking, to put it mildly). Funny thing was, we had lots of PhD’s on staff and he was the only one who insisted on having the “Dr” on his business cards, which is unusual for our industry. Why nobody checked it out, I don’t know. After we let him go, I (not his hiring manager) checked the school out with a simple internet search.</p>
<p>Hey, jmmom, it’s funny you should post this today. Someone on the Tulane forum just posted asking about Tulane’s “prestige” in the future, and I’ve been biting my tongue trying (successfully) not to respond. You read my mind on a regular basis, so I know you know what I want to say about prestige being the foremost criterion in deciding whether to go to school there right now.</p>
<p>Anyway, a funny, funny coincidence. Hope jmson is doing well.</p>
<p>My S, home on break (college junior), says that he gets these kinds of messages all the time. He says the fee is usually $250 and you get your choice of degree. My H thinks that they also name a star after you as a graduation gift!</p>
<p>okay, a new bill or whatever in Washington was signed that these online colleges that used to have to have at least 50% of its students on campus in order to recieve financial aid to keep the schools honest and real schools, no longer have to have a 50/50 ratio…so, you can get a loan from the general pool of college loans…so now be ready to get MORE letters like this as more “schools” for on line education will pop up but aren’t great</p>
<p>and the money for these loans has not increased, so it comes from the big federal pool, so less money for traditional universisties</p>