Doctorgate II: E Tu Dr. Jeffers?

[DAII]

Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

I have know Bro. Nelson for about 20 plus years and this is a fairly popular college in the ALJC ranks, or it was at one time. I almost went there.

Most definitely an ALJC school that wants to stay away for "state" accreditation because it's complicated.

[Jason B]

Originally Posted by coadie

This thread is about a person trying to build their ego by pulling others down. What a head trip.
The irony is that many no name schools crank out an occassional grad that is very strong and crank out more average achievers also. Harvard cranks out some kids that are not very bright but learn how to work a room.

Your missing my point. I don't care if its a no name school, I do care if its no school at all, but just some vacated apartment in Great Britian, or someones garage in Arkansas.

Those type places are where these so called degrees are from.

[DAII]

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo

Your missing my point. I don't care if its a no name school, I do care if its no school at all, but just some vacated apartment in Great Britian, or someones garage in Arkansas.

Those type places are where these so called degrees are from.

Like the SEU on Unity Street started by a Prince of Monaco ... whose registered agent is a Knight of Malta?

[Jack Shephard]

Originally Posted by DAII

Alrighty then!


The presiding Bishop of the PAW is one ....

You are right and he is a very good one from what I have read.

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo

I'm not attacking small colleges, I'm attacking degree mills, which are then attempted to be pased off as legitimate schools, that is until some regegade apostates on a forum expose them for what they are, illegitimate.

I hate to break the news. Lot of small college colleges are the next 4 years of high school. They have a few departments and several faculty in each department and a grad sees the same teachers in most classes. Each student brings tuition money the school needs.
My son doesn't have a full year of H.s but in his university, one of his majors is math and the department has 4 dozen qualified professors. It is a difficult school to enter because of high SAT and ACT scores.

[Jack Shephard]

Originally Posted by DAII

Most definitely an ALJC school that wants to stay away for "state" accreditation because it's complicated.

I am sure. That is one of the reasons I didn't go there. If some one is given an Honorary Doctorate should we honor them as Dr. So-and-so?

[coadie]

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo

Your missing my point. I don't care if its a no name school, I do care if its no school at all, but just some vacated apartment in Great Britian, or someones garage in Arkansas.

Those type places are where these so called degrees are from.

A mail box and HP printer. In fact Dr Ajumbo Niguwhando sent me a letter from Nigeria that probably was on the Lecture faculty.

[rgcraig]

Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

I am sure. That is one of the reasons I didn't go there. If some one is given an Honorary Doctorate should we honor them as Dr. So-and-so?

Only if you say Honorary Dr. So-and-so! Nope - - they didn't EARN the doctorate..............

[coadie]

Originally Posted by JTULLOCK

I am sure. That is one of the reasons I didn't go there. If some one is given an Honorary Doctorate should we honor them as Dr. So-and-so?

alGore?

[Michael]

Originally Posted by Jason Badejo

Your missing my point. I don't care if its a no name school, I do care if its no school at all, but just some vacated apartment in Great Britian, or someones garage in Arkansas.

Those type places are where these so called degrees are from.