A little respect for a James Monroe grad, plz

Maniac Craniac · Mar 24, 2010

RFitzhugh said: ↑

First of all, I would like to apologize to everyone on this thread for my trolling attempt a month ago. I had assumed that the subtleties in the OP would reveal my jocular intent, but that obviously failed to convey properly in a forum such as this.

I've always viewed degree mills as predatory entities set on defrauding unfortunate, often desperate people who do not see themselves as fit students for more traditional venues of higher learning. In this lunacy, there is a bit of light to be made of those who actually think acquiring fake degrees could do anything but detrimental things to those wishing to further their careers, which was supposed to be the point in the OP, now completely lost in the milieu of this thread.

Lastly, I've linked to photographic proof of my diploma from a real college - UT Austin. Kismet - I uploaded this for your assurance that I am not some rube with a fake degree practicing engineering somewhere. In fact, I am not practicing engineering at all.

Again, my apologies to all for the diversion from what appears as an informative forum for higher learning.
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you're presence here is welcome.

Griffin · Mar 29, 2010

airtorn said: ↑

$1000? That is the business to be in. That sounds like $999+ of pure profit. Last night, I printed up a diploma-ish looking certificate for the player of the week on my son's basketball team and the cost was about five cents.

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How could you skimp on the crappy ribbon and chintzy gold seal?!? Airtorn, I'm surprised at you...

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