Knightsbridge University

[Randall Flagg]

No, that is the lie that DI / DD tells people, student, and they have confused you also, student, with that lie. I have asked the Danish government myself. They tell you they do not evaluate schools that are private and that KU operates legally but has no form of state evaluation.

There were no rules on unaccredited schools in Hawaii when John Bear located his school Greenwich University there. The situation is exactly the same in Denmark for KU. Both KU and Greenwich operated the same way, self-validated. It means the school is tolerated and legal but not regulated by the state. Denmark has never said that degrees from KU are illegal. If you doubt me ask them yourself, that's what I did. Go straight to the government and you will get the truth, not the distorted version put forth by the gang. KU is a legally operating private college, that is fine for some and not for others according to what they want and need. If you require an accredited degree, you shouldn't use KU, but if a degree from a decent self-validated school will suffice, it may be the right choice.  I would not hesitate to use KU if I desired a doctorate.