09-12-2009, 11:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-12-2009, 11:41 PM by Dennis Ruhl.)
From Degreediscussion:
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There would be hundreds of students gaining admission to accredited grad schools and hundreds more with KWU/WNU degrees teaching at accredited schools. Not being aware of any instances shows only one thing - ignorance through lack of research.
WNU spent some time as a candidate for regional accreditation and as such met the criteria for recognition at a vast number of schools.
http://www.degreeinfo.com/showthread.php?t=31880
Quote:AuditGuy
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They violated their own policy which is the most interesting part.
"According to a 1994 ordinance regarding education pay increases for city employees, any full-time employee who has received a four-year degree in a job-related area from an accredited college, university or professional school is eligible for the incentive."
"have some schools allowed KW graduates into graduate programs but a couple actually are employees at regionally accredited schools."
I'm not aware of instances of acceptance into grad school.
I do recall instances where a faculty listed a KWU "degree", but mention of the degree on their bios generally disappear quickly.
There would be hundreds of students gaining admission to accredited grad schools and hundreds more with KWU/WNU degrees teaching at accredited schools. Not being aware of any instances shows only one thing - ignorance through lack of research.
WNU spent some time as a candidate for regional accreditation and as such met the criteria for recognition at a vast number of schools.