Christmas is only 30 days away, so the smart shopper will need to purchase that degree ASAP to avoid delay in the postal service. Nothing more discouraging than a degree arriving several days after Christmas. With the purchase of a Christmas Doctorate, one may: Boost one's self-image. Increase the utility of one's resume. Obtain an increase in salary. Dazzle peers with the sudden increase in knowledge. Become the life of all the Christmas parties. Etc................................................ Order now, or be disappointed!
As an adendum, please remember that with the Christmas rush, and even using FedEx overnight, you need to allow a few days for delivery of the diploma. I'm guessing that the 22nd is the deadline for a Christmas eve delivery. Jack
If you're feeling divine, that DD from the Universal Life Church is still only $35.00. You can pick up your PhD, but it is a waste of money at $105.00.
Not really, Dennis. The average Ph.D. program is 45-60 hours, which would make the ULC Ph.D. quite cost effective. Where else can one earn a Ph.D. for between $1.75 and $2.33 per credit hour?
Does the package include transcripts and a number where my potential employer can call to verify? If it does then sign me up!
Listen...If anyone of you believe in Santa Claus, I am sure that if you him a letter and have not been naughty or nice, a degree will be underr the tree for ya!
Or else go RA/GAAP and earn your Bachelor in Circumpolar Studies through the University of the Artic member schools at http://www.uarctic.org/programs.html A northern cultural study of Santa, elves and flying reindeer would be interesting. John
