There is a thread on them, which you'll find with a search. The amusing new development is that they have sent out an apparently huge number of Emails for their "freee" 30-day MBA . . . for which one can request detailed information. They clearly were getting a good response, because the Email I got back listed about 100 other Emails to which they'd sent it. And one of those 100 took it upon herself to Email all of the 100 people to tell them it was not a wonderful school. And then the Dean of the University wrote at very great length to each of the 100 to attempt to discredit this person, and to offer a special bonus to everyone who enrolls by September 30th -- some sort of diploma case. I think it is safe to say that no one would take seriously any Master's degree "awarded" in 30 days.
A friend in Hilo, Hawaii visited the UAR campus on Kinoole St. yesterday, and makes the following report. It is a small building, and UAR is listed on the building directory as having an office upstairs. Both the downstairs tenant and the landlord (whose office is there, too) say that the UAR office is rarely open, but once in a while, they see a woman unlocking the door and going in for a very short time.
