Neat

Talking about short education did you hear i talk to someone in capala universtiy which offering a degree in 2 years NEAT.

 

What was that? Welcome aboard, but your post was so cryptic that you need to explain it if you care to have it discussed.

 

Ohgod... not another broken-English Russian. It's like a bad, "B" horror film: "Revenge of the Lerner People."

Ugh.

If you're legit, LiGhTen, then I apologize, in advance, for my commentary. But why do I think you're not?

 

I see that Lerner's alter-ego got his own username - LiGhTen. Which one do you think will be able to keep up the phony Russian charade the longest ? (My money is on Lerner.)

 

I'm honoring my promise to Lerner in another thread not to say anything negative about him while he contemplates the proposal I've put before him. So I can't comment. And I"ll add: I pray he will take it seriously this time and begin some meaningful private conversation with me -- as formally or as informally as he'd like, and in complete confidence -- so that we will actually know the answer to these questions; and so that we can all like Lerner and get along with him better.

Seriously... I can't wait! You can't even begin to know how much I'd like to be able to like this guy; and to be supportive of his posts and whatever else he's trying to accomplish here.

Please, Lerner... let's give it a try. Please.

 

I respect that

Learner

 

Fine... but how long am I supposed to wait for you to either say you will or will not accept my proposal and begin some kind of dialogue? You want to enjoy the respite from my criticism, but you won't be honorable and participate in that which is the reasong I'm granting it. And I don't respect that.

 

I assume that you are talking about a bachelors degree.

While I don't really know what program you are talkng about, my guess is that this is a degree-completion program for people with two years of community college. Capella would be offering the junior and senior upper-division courses to students who had already completed their freshman and sophomore lower-division courses at a different school. There are lots of degree-completion programs like that out there. They aren't unusual at all.