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SteveFoerster: kcdpas:Rochville University is a known degree mill, I am afraid. Look up CHEA's database and USDE websites, if the school is not listed there, you have wasted your money. There is no short cuts in education. Good luck with your Rochville University degree. http://chea.org/search/actionInst.asp
For someone like the ...
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Lester: Donald: I'm currently a county government employee in the state of Kentucky. I have a bachelor's degree in business administration from Rochville University. The online university is accrediated by BOUA and UCOEA. When I applied for the county position that I currently have they accepted my degree with no questions asked. I showed ...
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Microsoft certification is a good way to get you in the door as far as finding an IT job is concerned. But an associate degree and subsequent bachelor in technology would be superior simply it won't expire or need renew for the next version. Today's economy, there are more people looking then company hiring. So, employers have the ...
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Aspen University is one of the best NA schools in my opinion. I almost signed up if CSU did not accept me. The bad blood between NA and RA are from competing students enrollment and has nothing to do with quality of education.
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You know what you want in life, then just need to bite the bullet so to speak. Sign up with a accredited school with good reputations, work hard and you will succeed. I had putting off my masters for many years due to the fear of GMAT/GRE exams. After I signed up elearning.com with Steve and Cajun's encouragement. Now, I took the GRE ...
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SteveFoerster: Cajun:I don't know if it would be useless in academia or not. After all, how many times have we seen professors on staff at various schools shamed for having FAKE doctorates from diploma and degree mills? More than a couple dozen I would suppose. Also if Texas is now recognizing NA degrees, I wonder how this ...
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indiefreak:How do you manage eating in school without going to the cafeteria or eating out?
eLearning are all about distance learning.In this case, eating in the school cafeteria is not relevant:). Eat at home and go to online classes sounds pretty appealing to me:).
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Cajun:Exactly, although accreditation is designed to ensure quality, being unaccredited does not necessarily mean substandard. For example, in Louisiana the Louisiana Baptist University (a seminary) seems to be well regarded, yet last I checked they were unaccredited.
It may be very well be true. However, I would argue, by the ...
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sindeez: It is true that there is a low standard of acceptance at UoP and yes, they are a private university (for profit) as is Harvard.
There are many grateful people who worked hard to get their degree in spite of a family of three to support on a single income from a third-shift, factory job. Today, having a degree, regardless of ...
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Sheila: Does anyone know of a university with an on line graduate degree program that gives a discount or waivers for tuition if you are a senior citizen?
Thank you. Sheila
Check out these two and you will have to find out if they offer online course ...
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OmegaLynn:How good is the University of Phoenix as far as their bachelors and masters degrees goes with employers?
I am considering enrolling, but I want to find out all I can before I do.
Thanks.
It depends. I did not have any problem with my BSIT degree from UoP and my employer paid for it. If I have to pay it myself, I will not go ...
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An eLearner's user named Abner is a good information source for you in regard to Aspen University. I belief he is getting his MBA from AU this fall. He is working for a government agency and had no issue with his BS from AU and value of AU degree. Of course this all depends on your employer's view in DETC degree. In my opinion, AU is one ...
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An eLearner's user named Abner has a lot of good information in regard AU. I think he is graduating October this fall for his MBA in AU. He should be able to provide you some insight about AU and AU degree. I beleif he works for government agency and he had no problem with his AU BS degree at his employer. I had AU as my plan B before I was ...
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A eLearner's user named Abner has a lot of good information in regard AU. I think he is graduating October this fall for his MBA in AU. He should be able to provide you some insight about AU and AU degree. I beleif he works for government agency and he had no problem with his AU BS degree at his employer. I had AU as my plan B before I was ...
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Lester: kcdpas: frogman:Steve, What an excellent way to sum up the fact that we do tend to get caught up in the degree instead of focusing what we want to get out of the program, sometimes you get so wrapped up in the journy you forget the destination.
frogman,
In contrary, I think the learning part is the journey of ...
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Cajun:I'm having a tough time as well. By "MS" do you mean Material Science? In which case are you looking for a BS or BA or BSc in Computer Science? If that is the case what is your budget in U.S. dollars? I ask because you will not likely qualify for student aid in the States.
Yeah, the price tag would be ...
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Samcwall: I have been trying to get information about ECPI's tuition. There doesn't seem to be any information about the fees through web searching, and my questions about fees have not been answered by the school.
Does anyone have any experience with ECPI that they would like to share? It's seems to ...
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Cajun:Actually action is still listed as "pending" so don't get too excited just yet.
Noted, I think at the end of the day, it will be all good. DETC deserves some justice:).
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I did a quick search on THECB website the agenda states as follows: I. Consideration of adopting the Commissioner’s recommendation to theCommittee relating to the recognition of accrediting agencies in Texas:1. Distance Education and Training Council (DETC)2. Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges ofTechnology (ACCSCT)3. ...
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tcord1964:Being unaccredited does not necessarily make a school terrible, a mill or a scam, but with so many accredited options out there, why even consider it?
Yup, it makes perfect sense. why bother if in doubt.
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Cajun: Nana, July 24, 2008 is the date that the THECB will be reviewing recognition of DETC and like accrediting agencies...good things are expected.
Glad to hear that. The THECB should recognize DETC, it has been long over due without a valid reason. Yahoo!!!
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"tedmeister: What do these people at Rip-Off Report expect? Private universities are very expensive because they are not getting subsidies from their state legislatures.Don't really want to argue with you. If many say avoid a school, I would. You could still go at your own risk:)"
If it look like a fish and smell like fish, ...
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tedmeister:What do these people at Rip-Off Report expect? Private universities are very expensive because they are not getting subsidies from their state legislatures.Don't really want to argue with you. If many say avoid a school, I would. You could still go at your own risk:)
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Cajun: SteveFoerster: kcdpas:To be a public servant is not easy. There are so many crooked politicians in the governments, federal and local. we are desperately needing some good one's.
I disagree; the way I see it, what we desperately need is for people to stop looking to politicians to solve their problems. Political power ...
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SteveFoerster: kcdpas:Good point, another thing is some of the upper management people actually teaching in online schools such as UOP. The Sr. VP of Human Resources of my previous company actually teach business law in UOP. He is a cooperate lawyer graduated from University of Pacific - McGeorge College of Law.
That's an interesting ...
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