Regionally Accredited Schools without a Bricks & Mortar Campus?

This forum is frequently brutal against unaccredited schools. Your statement is inaccurate.

The second sentence is also incorrect. You are the fellow that was bashing an RA school. It is very fair to point out your lies and your hypocrisy.

 

Hi Dennis,
I have no experience with CCU or any other unaccredited school but one unescapable fact has stood out to me over the last 35 years as a job applicant, employee, manager, and more recently consultant: A regionally accredited degree, or foreign equivilent, is the gold standard for hiring and promotion.
At my last employer, I could hire someone with other than a RA degree, which I did, but was not alowed to award points for an unaccredited degree, just for their experience.
Ian

 

Sounds fair - most CCU graduates are not short on experience. It's a requirement.

On another forum a couple people stated that CCU had rejected or discouraged their application because they were young and lacked the prerequisite experience.