Breyer State

[Randall Flagg]

[quote=Student]
Unintentional mistakes in a extremely low percentage 1% can be found and as you mentioned since the guide was some what a yearly publication the mistakes were corrected.
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Answer-Which guides, number and year please, page number.
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I stated that wile there were a few options of good non traditional wonderful schools with even fewer offering degrees by DL.
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Answer- John Bear claims that 95% of his early and later guides covered accredited schools. I would like for you to list all these early accredited schools that were listed and accredited, making up the 95% he claims. He has also said there were few accredited options in the early years. One of his claims is a lie. Both cannot be true.
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With the years increasing number of DL providers shifted from correspondence and other media such as Cable TV in to Internet technology to the point were schools such as Knightbreach can b e run
from a computer in a house. This shift lead to huge problem of web based diploma mills(KU is not a mill in my view). The question is today when education tuition is very high is there a room for unaccredited but honest education providers?
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Answer- Which schools are you speaking of? Who are these increasing number of schools. Surely you aren't saying Cable TV and the early correspondence schools were contemporary with each other.
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I personally of the opinion that CCU degrees wile not accredited then in the 70's, 80's and 90's had value. Not all unaccredited providers are equal.
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Answer: John Bear has said that CCU is very good and is very bad, depending on where he was speaking. Both cannot be true. One is a lie and the other the truth.
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Just like not all accredited providers are equal.
QA in education can come in many forms and in my opinion state approved schools that have states permission to grant degrees have place in the whole range of education providers especially if state allows in some areas
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Answer: Indeed the state schools have a place in the DL world and are not degree mills.
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access to professional licensing. If graduates of lets say SCUPS earn in CA
MFCC license to me its a quality mark, the same goes for many CA unaccredited law schools, their students get real education and some become licensed attorneys.
So for mid career adults who learned at their work places and other training situations there is a room to accelerate and certify possibly even by a degree their knowledge, preferably by accredited good name recognized provider. Simply the utility and legality won't be questioned.
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answer: As Douglas has shown 96% of employers see state licensed schools as positive. That is as good or better than Bear claimed in the early years. The paper was done in 2003.
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Now back to the title of this tread.
Where is Brayer State Univ in all this? Do employers hire people with such degrees? Are there states where such degrees are illegal? Can they be used overseas and get positive evaluation by NARIC?
I think some can use such degree, If a person holds engineering degree from recognized university and later in his career earned MBA from Brayer
its not a crime in my view.
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answer: Agreed!! Breyer State has value, is not the best school around, but also not the worst. It has a level of value that may or may not be of acceptable value to the student depending on his needs.
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