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  1. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    What is the cheapest non-resident PhD?

    No, I wasn't. The BCP of Lesotho was elected the Government of Lesotho in 1970 and overthrown by a military coup. My aid for that party was long...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Apr 19, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  2. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    What is the cheapest non-resident PhD?

    Getting my German PhD degree wasn't exactly straighforward and relied mostly on an understanding professor. I was registered at Leicester...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Apr 19, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  3. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    What is the cheapest non-resident PhD?

    I took my PhD free of charge in Germany. I wrote my thesis in English and spent less than a week there.
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Apr 18, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  4. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    Lowest Cost Courses

    Check direct with ABE (www.abeuk.com). There are several private colleges in London using this scheme.
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Mar 1, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  5. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    Greenwich University

    From 1993 till 1996 I worked as an Australian Government Ministerial Correspondence Writer in Canberra, which meant I had to write replies to...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Feb 28, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  6. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    Lowest Cost Courses

    Try the Association of Business Executives. 772 British Pounds for 18 courses than earn between 66 to 75 per cent of a Bachelor degree or direct...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Feb 28, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    ABE Update

    Seven hundred and seventy two pounds
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Feb 4, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    ABE Update

    Just got this from ABE website: "AGREEMENT WITH CANADIAN OPEN UNIVERSITY The ABE and Athabasca University recently signed an articulation...
    Thread by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Feb 4, 2003, 1 replies, in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Association of Business Executives latest

    This is part of an email I had recently from ABE concerning acceptance of ABE for credits towards Charter Oak, Thomas Edison and Excelsior...
    Thread by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Jan 26, 2003, 6 replies, in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    CLEP: Difficulty in testing in Europe

    This is an email I had recently from ABE concerning acceptance of ABE for credits towards Charter Oak, Thomas Edison and Excelsior "No news...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Jan 26, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  11. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    CLEP: Difficulty in testing in Europe

    When I was curriculum development officer at a private college in London last year I began the work of setting up a CLEP testing centre. It wasn't...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Jan 26, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  12. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    Dissertation Length - No hard rule

    I was awarded my History PhD in Germany Magna cum laude (2nd highest of four passing grades). Its length was 235,000 words.
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Jan 18, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  13. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    15th edition for Dr. Bear

    Amazon I sometimes write reviews for Amazon books. I wrote a good one for Dr Bear a while back. Recently I wrote a review of a book (on...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Jan 4, 2003 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  14. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    ABE and University of Sunderland

    Seven hundred and seventy two pounds sterling
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Dec 31, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  15. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    ABE and University of Sunderland

    I have long been interested in looking out for inexpensive ways to earn recognised degrees. In the past I worked with Archbishop Tutu, the...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Dec 30, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    ABE and University of Sunderland

    The University of Sunderland, England, accepts holders of the Advanced Diploma of the Association of Business Executives (ABE) into the final...
    Thread by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Dec 30, 2002, 5 replies, in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Funding for PhD

    I got my PhD in Germany where (in 1984) these were no fees. I wrote and defended my thesis in English. I ran a correspondence college to finance...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Dec 28, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  18. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    Cheapest degree program

    Gus, you are a drone with attitude. Do your own research. Why should I keep bothering to find out answrrs to your questionbs? I have been...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Oct 7, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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    Cheapest degree program

    I will soon (I hope) eventually be able to list what combination of ABE and other exams will earn a Charter Oak degree. In the meantime I'll ask...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Oct 4, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
  20. Dr Bernard Leeman
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    Cheapest degree program

    Yes, I did get replies. Several US universities take ABE graduates into their final year. For example Northwood accepts ABE Advanced Diploma...
    Post by: Dr Bernard Leeman, Oct 1, 2002 in forum: General Distance Learning Discussions
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