How to find State licensed doctorates
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Dennis Ruhl Wrote:
ShotoJuku Wrote:Thanks for the input Dennis, let me boldly ask (your opinion)......based on what you have observed.....would you consider Breyer State a mill or simply unaccredited?

Yes I have one - an opinion that is.  I am unsure about BSU but I suspect that it is an unaccredited school that takes some shortcuts.  I also suspect that a reasonably substantial amount of work would be required to earn a degree.

BSU wouldn't be on my list of choices.  I like some of the pre-sunset California approved schools such as California Southern U. and California Pacific U.

I've looked at both CSU (SCUps) and CPU before.  It looks like CSU is undergoing DETC review at present.  The cost of their program (for me) is a little prohibitive.  As for CPU, they look interesting and are much more affordable (again for me).

Yet we still arrive back at square one - all three, BSU, CSU, AND CPU are all unaccredited; some would call them ALL mills......but are they?
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RE: How to find State licensed doctorates - by ShotoJuku - 10-27-2008, 11:44 PM

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