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    schiller

    Re: Real.... Having grown up in Heidelberg, I can say that, indeed, it is a real school and, at least in the 1980s, enjoyed a reputation as a...
    Post by: rinri, Nov 29, 2005 in forum: Accreditation Discussions (RA, DETC, state approva
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    Maximum Amount of Transfer Credits!!!

    Dear Dr. Bear, It was with great pleasure that I read your post two weeks ago. (Is this serendipity or what?) I am currently in the...
    Post by: rinri, Nov 28, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Why is Excelsior accredited?

    Their accepting non-RA is fine by me. They have the right to make those decisions. I was just wondering what the perspective of the accrediting...
    Post by: rinri, Sep 18, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Why is Excelsior accredited?

    Right. I was under the (false) impression that accepting DETC credits, since they are not RA, may stand in the way of an institution trying to...
    Post by: rinri, Sep 18, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Why is Excelsior accredited?

    I read this interesting thread on Excelsior planning to accept [selected] NA credit:...
    Thread by: rinri, Sep 16, 2005, 10 replies, in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Top Ten Schools where students never study

    I imagine the *toughest* part of the studies would be to arrive on time to the 8:00 class after a night of partying. :D
    Post by: rinri, Sep 16, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Sonata University

    Just watch for its upcoming advertising slogan touting: "Get your Bachelor's degree 'for a song and a dance' at Sonata U." "And for an...
    Post by: rinri, Feb 23, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Tomorrow is the big day

    Funny, others really want to graduate quickly, so they can get that high-paying job and, then, have that worriless retirement, so that they can...
    Post by: rinri, Jan 28, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Dr. Hydrogen

    "Dr. Floppy Disk" ...could have easily shared the sandbox with fellow eccentric genius, "Dr. Floppy Disk". Then again, at 5 years of age, Dr....
    Post by: rinri, Jan 20, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Distance Master of Library Science?

    If ALA permits...:) The University of Arizona (RA and ALA accredited) has a well-known Library Science program and a DL equivalent:...
    Post by: rinri, Jan 20, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Easiest, Cheapest Degree

    Eirie, [[ If you had a first degree, I might suggest, for practical purposes AND fulfillment: MMid Master of Midwifery / MMedSci Maternity...
    Post by: rinri, Jan 5, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Fastest PhD

    If you're talking about the Fastest Doctorate:D, that could well be Glenn Cunningham. Doctorate from New York University Records Held...
    Post by: rinri, Jan 5, 2005 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Problem accessing main DL forum

    Have also not been able to access the DL forum for about 1 week now ... and am having withdrawal symptoms [[wanna start a support group? :D ]]....
    Post by: rinri, Dec 15, 2004 in forum: Off-Topic Discussions
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    value of international degrees?

    Re: Re: Re: name recognition Sorry, this is not relevant to DL. It may be fun to have a similar world ranking of universities with DL courses....
    Post by: rinri, Nov 23, 2004 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions