So...I'm not sure if ya'll are aware of this...but ACE does send out transcripts. Many people have them sent out directly by the course provider...
I went to "A" School in the Navy in Meridian. Let us never speak of Meridian. :emoji_grimacing:
Depends on the university. For many schools it is still a human driven process to evaluate individual coursework and if something looks good, it's...
https://www.ifebp.org/cebs-designation/Pages/cebs.aspx IIRC, they were at least previously ACE recommended for credit as well.
He's also got a law school if you've got a minute... Personally, I think this is all very exciting. I came late to the big three game and I did...
Oh I was there. The cringe was strong. It was like watching Scott's Tots with a screen-in-screen video of yourself as an awkward teenager...
I like Amberton. I'm a fan of their unfortunately named Master of Arts in professional Development. It's an interdisciplinary MA. You can...
He was doing it well before it was a field at all. It was just an obscure function within our engineering department that analyzed complex data....
I worked with a gentleman, now sadly passed, years ago who had a PhD from Cornell. I don't remember the subject of his PhD research but it was...
You are aware that these are different schools entirely, right? Did you think that they just varied the spelling of the school name based on which...
I was talking about the aforementioned Dr. Arthur Mazhambe, who holds an NA accredited DBA and works at Louisiana College while you have presented...
To the original point of this thread, it is possible for an individual to carve out their own path and make it somewhere great. That does not...
Your statement was that a JD was sufficient. That was the point of disagreement. That you found a faculty member with a JD does not mean that a JD...
You're not suffering for lack of name recognition. No employer is going to look at a UCLA program and say "Yeah, I would have hired him/her if...
As an aside, I really dislike notions of "the best." Many things are highly nuanced and don't rank well in a simple hierarchy. You may recall that...
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