06-22-2012, 06:41 AM
I notice that UoPeople now is offering degrees:
These look like outstanding programs, the obvious down side being the lack of accreditation.
Now that accreditation is in the wind, would it be worth the gamble?
A "free" degree that just might be accredited in four or five years vs an expensive one with no greater utility? Would you fade high profile people with money voting with their wallets?
Quote:Currently, University of the People offers four undergraduate degrees: Associate (A.S.) and Bachelor (B.S.) degrees in Computer Science and Associate (A.S.) and Bachelor (B.S.) degrees in Business Administration. The University will offer an MBA program only to its graduates.http://www.uopeople.org/groups/faqs
These look like outstanding programs, the obvious down side being the lack of accreditation.
Now that accreditation is in the wind, would it be worth the gamble?
A "free" degree that just might be accredited in four or five years vs an expensive one with no greater utility? Would you fade high profile people with money voting with their wallets?