Ben Johnson Wrote:Student Wrote:Isn't Breyer State a diploma mill?
I read on other web sites that this is not a recognized school and its degrees are illegal in many countries and states in US.
Capella degrees are legal to use in any country and state but you pay a lot for it.
The other websites consist of self-centered drivel from an assortment of people with lowest common denominator accredited degrees.
Breyer State is a state licensed school, apparently offering actual academic programs. It is not accredited. Note that there are thousands of licensed unaccredited schools of various sorts, few of them that would be considered degreemills. Personally, I wouldn't take a Breyer State program.
There are laws prohibiting their use in some states but enforcement has often been less than successful. Something about the American constitution.
A Capella degree is legal to use but you might get laughed out of pretty much any tier 1 or 2 university. With a doctorate you might get an underpaid teaching job at a community college alongside those with a masters degrees.
What about BS or MS degree ?
What is the utility if I wanted to work as a teacher or civil service jobs?
As a teacher I need accredited BA/BS and earned teaching credential.
For civil service or many other government jobs an accredited degree is required. Why should one get a black listed school in some states degree? There are accredited low priced alternatives there. Please explain where is the value?