11-27-2007, 10:11 AM
Quote from DD "When people like James Crabb and his ilk decry Excelsior as "easy" (even though none of them seem to have the ability to do it), they often cite that I did two bachelor's degrees and an associate's in 21 months. After all, they say, how difficult could it be? They demonstrate their utter ignorance of nontraditional higher education when they do this, of course. It didn't take me 21 months to do these degrees. I was enrolled for 21 months. But it took 21 years to learn what I did to pass 31 exams for credit. Thankfully, only losers who want to pretend they have university degrees buy them at diploma mills like Chadwick and Knightsbridge."
Pearls of wisdom from a person who received three degrees in a few months (mainly through trumped up APL) and was awarded a PhD in 5-months, and who changed universities so many time he couldn't recall where he was at any one time, and who worked for at least four unaccredited uniiversities, and who you find has never made a contribution to anything - apart from his PhD findings that determined that unaccredited degrees were just as acceptable as any other.
Pearls of wisdom from a person who received three degrees in a few months (mainly through trumped up APL) and was awarded a PhD in 5-months, and who changed universities so many time he couldn't recall where he was at any one time, and who worked for at least four unaccredited uniiversities, and who you find has never made a contribution to anything - apart from his PhD findings that determined that unaccredited degrees were just as acceptable as any other.