Quickest doctorate

Discussion in 'General Distance Learning Discussions' started by Doctorate_Seeker, Mar 15, 2014.

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  1. Johann

    Johann Well-Known Member

    The OP already noted (in the first post - line 6) that he's not interested in nationally accredited schools. CSU is DETC. I think there are enough nails (requirements) to keep this particular "coffin" shut forever.

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  2. Johann

    Johann Well-Known Member

    Indeed - except the sites that will grant you one in 30 days. :smile: You merely have to be in good standing (with VISA/MC/AMEX) to get one. And there are likely a couple of "Accredited-by-G*d" religious schools with quick turnover and cut-rate prices. :smile:

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  3. JWC

    JWC New Member

  4. Ed Edwards

    Ed Edwards Member

    Jay Oh Kay EEee
     
  5. Ed Edwards

    Ed Edwards Member

    See, you do it too..

    Golly J, I think the OP stated they wanted an accredited degree.. :)
     
  6. Johann

    Johann Well-Known Member

    At the risk of repeating myself - and having Ed Edwards laugh at me again :smile: :smile: .. or has he even stopped yet?

    Cal. Coast is highly regarded by many - but again, it's a DETC school, so I assume from his first post, the OP is not interested. I gather what he wants is something which appears to be restricted to a few people - those with strong research and academic publication backgrounds.

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  7. Delta

    Delta Active Member

    FYI, Cal Coast requires a Masters in Education to enroll in the EdD program or take 5 pre-requisite courses if a masters in another field. The OP states they have a Masters in Communication.
     
  8. Tireman 44444

    Tireman 44444 Well-Known Member

    UNISA for less than 5K. Not me. July 2014 will be year five for me. I have spent over $8000.00 so far. If you can do it in two years, God bless and good luck. Not me. :)
     
  9. Dono

    Dono Member

    This Ed.D. Program offered by the University of Houston certainly meets the requirement for "quickest"...only two years. Looks like a solid blended program. Not sure about costs but I'm a Texas resident so I'm intrigued.

    University of Houston Graduate Programs for Health Science Educators
     
  10. SurfDoctor

    SurfDoctor Moderator

  11. andyvu

    andyvu New Member

    It's seem the average tuition was about 2k per year? I've just take a look at IACI website and the tuition for 2013 was 2264 USD, meaning its increased about 5 - 10% a year.
     

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