FYI No Age Requirement for "Purchasing" a Ph.D

Well, I had a little fun with Rochville University's representative. I was online around 3 a.m in the morning. So, I found out there is no minimum age for "PURCHASING" a Ph.D degree. Notes that the keyword is PURCHASING not EARNING.

"Chat InformationPlease wait for a site operator to respond.
Chat InformationYou are now chatting with 'Jason'

Jason: Hello. How may I assist you?

you: Yes...

you: I am looking for Ph.D program. Does the school offer that?

Jason: yes! we do offer that P.H.D programs

you: What is the age requirement for purchasing a Ph.D program in Management?

Jason: you mean for earning o P.H.D degree

Jason: What you need to do is fill out the free evaluation form on the web site, get your self evaluated and if you qualify you can go ahead with the payments, so we can have the documents shipped out to you.

you: So, there is no minimum age requirement?

Jason: no there is no age requriment...but you need to have suffient exprience in the relevant field or the major that you choose...

you: Is Rochville University accredited?

Jason: indeed and also accepted by all private and goverment arganisation and institution..

you: Is Rochville University locates in Massachusetts?

Jason: no ...it is in Rockville, Maryland

you: Well, I am 16; however, I have a Master degree in Psychology from
Harvard University. I really want to get a Ph.D in Management before find a job.

you: So, I guess I am not qualified because I don't have any work experience.

Jason: not necessarly, you say you have a Masters?

Jason: well, thats nice!

you: yes

Jason: just fill in an evaluation form put in the required information and you would know what are the possiblities for you..

you: Thanks"

The Domain of Rochville University was registered in Massachusetts, but the school is located in Rockville, Maryland. It is 3 A.M in Texas, which is 4 a.m in Maryland. Wow, they work 24/7.... This makes me LMO.

 

I just googled them and was shocked to see how much they are charging for a "degree". It was over $14k.

 

LOL, thanks for that, TEKMAN. It made my Monday afternoon.

@AIRTORN: I'll bet you anything they'd be willing to negotiate and wouldn't turn down an offer of 10K. ;-)