Accredit DL Master Degree

Ashworth is not RA (regionally accredited) it is NA (nationally accredited (DETC to be precise)). the degree is not social sciences but criminal justice.


On this basis have you looked at: http://bain4weeks.com/mastermenu.html Several of them are a whole lot closer.

 

Yes, you're right. I didn't read the second link in your post because the first link in your post was a link to a discussion at degreeinfo related to the tuition of the Ashworth MBA program. Please forgive me if I didn't read every posting in that thread but I'm guessing that there's no mention of the Ashworth Criminal Justice program. In any case, the school is not RA and I'm not sure I'd call Criminal justice a social science (although I'll allow myself to be corrected by others who are more familiar with these programs (Bruce?).
Regardless of all that, my opinion is that you can probably do better than Ashworth (at any price). Also, you should consider being more forthright about your goals. If you get a Masters degree in Criminal Justice, for which PhD program are you preparing?

 

Actually, after completing MCJ, I am not going to study Phd. My final goal is to study Master of Clinical Psychology in a local University. It was not easy to be admited, so I just want to increase my competility by having an social science Master Degree and study some independent courses in Psychology.

What do you think? Is it crazy? I hope you don't think so... or maybe you can suggest some good idea for me.