Breyer State

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Not the case with KU, you keep saying that KU degrees are demanding, and this is very good to hear, KU appears to earn good reputation but their degree
is unaccredited and not of the national standard or format. This is limiting factor and not in the favor of the degree holder who would be served better if the degree came with such QA stamp of approval. I will have to take your word for it. Will HR manager do the same take your word? WIll licensing board take your word?

presently I am getting some tuition from a private online tutor. I read countless pages of essays from this person ( a former university teacher & legitimate Ph.D holder ), so I determined he might just be what I needed.
however I am fully aware that whatever amount of work might be required, and whichever the quality of the learning process, I am NOT getting an accredited degree or similar whatsoever.
In the past I hired a graduate of a special language school in Canada to brush my french up. That person has a 110% govt-accredited degree fully equipping him to legally assess language tests & performances in Quebec.
The training was rigorous, but I got no parchement and no comparison can be made with my official diplomas from french "MINISTERE DE L'EDUCATION NATIONALE".
If ever private tutors I work/ed with become authorities in their field, getting a recommendation from them might -just might- be worth more than a degree, coming from top notch authority dr. whatever, but there is a one-on-one basis...if KU can get Stephen King or John Grisham to be your fiction writing mentor, then good...rather than a unaccredited school as such.