I'm sure that some recall my post of a few days ago about a fishy academic referral service I saw advertised in "Rolling Stone" magazine (http://www.arrc.org). A few people responded that it most likely would refer me to Hamilton University, and right you were. I filled out the forms on the website, using an outrageous resume under the name of my wife's favorite teddy bear, and imagine the luck, the bear has already qualified for a Hamilton Ph.D.!!! Besides the entertainment value of reading the "degree completion program" sent to me, the materials were not cheap at all, they were quite well done. I invite everyone to submit resumes to this academic referral service. Submit yours, your friend's, your dog's, whatever. Besides the cost of the materials, they arrive in a nifty US Postal Service Priority Mail package (not cheap). Anything that hits a degree mill in the pocketbook is fine with me. Bruce
>I filled out the forms on the website, using an outrageous resume under the name of my wife's favorite teddy bear, and imagine the luck, the bear has already qualified for a Hamilton Ph.D.!!! This only reaffirms Hamilton U. non-discrimination policies.
