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    MIT vs Harvard

    See here
    Post by: Gerstl, Jan 14, 2002 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    Nova alumni are everywhere in the academe

    Perhaps because Nova has been offering low residence doctorates for longer than any of the other major players and Is probably the most prolific...
    Post by: Gerstl, Jan 11, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Oak Brook College of Law

    We should agree on some terms: Using "cal aba" to indicate schools that are Cal approved but not ABA approved makes no sense ("cal approved"...
    Post by: Gerstl, Jan 10, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    "Dr" Susan Forward

    Don't understand why he'd want a mill JD. If accurate, his BA is likely in law (ie equivalent to a US JD) or this is a different Kensington. I...
    Post by: Gerstl, Jan 10, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Oak Brook College of Law

    no, it beat all cal approved non ABA schools. The U-Cs (davis, ucb, ucla, hastings), stanford, usc and a number of others did better (although in...
    Post by: Gerstl, Jan 10, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Two-School Diplomas

    Not sure if it has in a distance ed setting, but certainly has in residential programs: an example: Baruch College's joint program with Mt Sinai...
    Post by: Gerstl, Jan 9, 2002 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    Tom Head Hits Roadblock in Ph.D. Process

    If you time it right you might be able to do 2 years of residency in a row on one trip (assuming your department was agreeable)
    Post by: Gerstl, Jan 9, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    PhD vs EdD

    Then you;ve gleaned wrong. What Anthony noted, which is probably true, is that there is little or no difference (as a whole) in PhD vs. EdD when...
    Post by: Gerstl, Dec 23, 2001 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    A time bomb waiting to explode at Capella

    PamD wrote As I see it this is really out of line. Capella should be profusely appoligising at this point, but instead is still listing the...
    Post by: Gerstl, Dec 21, 2001 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    20-month part-time doctorate at Ivy League school

    Penn [U of P] and Penn State [Penn State U] are two different animals. Penn is an Ivy in Philadelphia, while Penn State is a state school with a...
    Post by: Gerstl, Dec 16, 2001 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Summa Cum Laude: can it be for doctorates

    Sorry John, A two minute internet search turned up a number of them from reputable schools (none of which are both in the states and within the...
    Post by: Gerstl, Dec 2, 2001 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Nova Southeastern University

    Just on a side point, while Nova has a residential program, they seem to downplay it. Go to www.nova.edu and look at the header: it doesn't say...
    Post by: Gerstl, Nov 28, 2001 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Nova Southeastern University

    Dissertation defences never really do much selection (I attended one 'failure' and know of another, but in both cases some remedial research was...
    Post by: Gerstl, Nov 28, 2001 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Nova Southeastern University

    I assumed that John's PhD was in CTE or IS. Many of the dissertations in the list are clearly education dissertations (ex. "possible futures, the...
    Post by: Gerstl, Nov 27, 2001 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Nova Southeastern University

    One interesting problem in the list whose link was posted is the lack of any clarification of what the Ph.D. is in. Take for example our very own...
    Post by: Gerstl, Nov 27, 2001 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions