05-16-2015, 02:48 PM
Thank you for your charming letter, jhc7:
You write, "Bear only started liking the accredited schools when he saw it was to his own advantage."
Bear: Oh, really? How, then, do you explain the fact that the first edition of Bear's Guide (1974) -- and indeed every subsequent edition -- was a ringing endorsement of the accredited schools offering degrees by distance learning.
In 1990, the Registrar of the regionally-accredited University of the State of New York (now Excelsior) wrote that more than 50% of their thousands of students had learned about the school because of their listing in Bear's Guide.
And by the way, the name is Klempner.
You write, "Bear only started liking the accredited schools when he saw it was to his own advantage."
Bear: Oh, really? How, then, do you explain the fact that the first edition of Bear's Guide (1974) -- and indeed every subsequent edition -- was a ringing endorsement of the accredited schools offering degrees by distance learning.
In 1990, the Registrar of the regionally-accredited University of the State of New York (now Excelsior) wrote that more than 50% of their thousands of students had learned about the school because of their listing in Bear's Guide.
And by the way, the name is Klempner.