06-05-2010, 06:44 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-05-2010, 07:07 AM by RespectableGent.)
I found a news story about Hamilton University:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/11/0...4319.shtml
"Some of them actually really put a lot of work into this, really put a lot of work into their dissertation. I mean, seriously a lot of work."
If students are putting "a lot of work" and "seriously, a lot of work" in for their credential, what's the problem?
Why did the CHEA and federal government seek to shut it down? Truly, they are seeking to restrict competition. It sounds like students were doing much more work than at a regionally accredited shithole like Excelsior College, where one can obtain a credential in under three hours on a single substandard test.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/11/0...4319.shtml
"Some of them actually really put a lot of work into this, really put a lot of work into their dissertation. I mean, seriously a lot of work."
If students are putting "a lot of work" and "seriously, a lot of work" in for their credential, what's the problem?
Why did the CHEA and federal government seek to shut it down? Truly, they are seeking to restrict competition. It sounds like students were doing much more work than at a regionally accredited shithole like Excelsior College, where one can obtain a credential in under three hours on a single substandard test.