Saint Regis and "Academic Credential Assessment Corporation"

I totally agree. You are absolutely 100% correct. Anyone who does not agree must be a mill shill.

 

Repetitive annoying posts - the man needs a warning.

 

Re: Pouf! It's gone!

She's back (at least on the .lr page), and with even more qualifications than before! Boldface is SRU's.

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just in case you're not convinced...

...about a connection between Saint Regis and ACAC, compare material on the two sites:

SRU

ACAC

In addition, "Professor F. A. Sulthan," the other previously-named ACAC evaluator, is now on the SRU faculty.

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Re: UFO's, University Services, etc. etc.

You know, when I was doing whois on every site related to Saint Regis, I came across www.markettrends.net an aweful lot. If you notice their DNS are pointed at marketrends.net. This makes me think that an advertising or a marketing agency is supporting or underpinning SRU.

That's just something I've noticed.

 

vanishing faculty

Since some of the recent changes to the Saint Regis faculty roster have been associated with SRU profs moving into/disappearing from positions with "independent" credential evaluating services, I thought I'd put this here, rather than starting a new thread.

Three SRU profs present in the faculty roster last month have disappeared.

Professor Dr. Kulwant Singh Boora had been a "Laws" professor. His research papers on the SRU site "Is Individual Bankruptcy Viewed as a Fresh-Start in the USA?" and "To What Extent is the Concept of Religion Misinterpreted for Salvation?" are no longer listed at http://saintregis.edu.lr/library/dtl.htm. Boora seems to have been erased from the SRU site.

Professor Dr. P. Bradley Carey had been a "Religion" professor. He's gone too.

Professor Ishaq Shafiq, recently made famous by WTHR-TV (Indianapolis), is also gone.

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Academic credential evaluators

What IS a reputable company to do this?

 

AACRAO

Contact AACRAO directly: they do foreign credential evaluations as well as providing resources for other evaluators.

http://www.aacrao.org/credential/

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ACAC site seems closed

The site www.acacorp.org now redirects visitors to panther.vcats.net/suspended.page/ where one finds the message "This Account Has Been Suspended Please contact the billing/support department as soon as possible."

vcats.net looks to be an ISP which buys services from the ISP "The Planet." It keeps a low profile: its own domain registration is obscure, hiding its contact phone numbers from public scrutiny.

I wonder what's really going on?

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it didn't bounce this time

ACAC is back on the air: the "This Account Has Been Suspended..." message is gone, and the Macromedia Flash-heavy pages are back.

Professor Beevi's name does not seem to appear in the site.

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AdvancedU, Saint Regis, ACAC

Ho hum, are there no surprises?

From http://www.advancedu.org/new_degree_programs.htm:

From http://saintregis.edu.lr/nontraditional.htm:

Same fractured prose on both sites.

Note the link in the AdvancedU page to the closely related "Academic Credential Assessment Corporation" web site. (The SRU page doesn't show this link.) I does make one think that the same guiding hand touches all three entities.

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