Spalding's low-residency DSW

Spalding University in KY (not Jelly, but Kentucky) is offering a low-residency 48-hour Doctor of Social Work (DSW) program. The coursework is online with one Saturday required per course. The tuition is $950 per credit.

https://www.spalding.edu/social-work/doctor-of-social-work/

 

Um, thank you for your clinical clarification of this pressing difference.

 

My pleasure!

Do you care to share your experience at the unaccredited Christian law school you attended?

 

You're slipping big time, Chris - I have, in fact, shared that in great detail a number of times over the years, most recently less than three months ago at https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?threads/institute-of-lutheran-theology.56612/#post-530403

Would you care to share, perhaps, why you feel the need to list the credentials in your sig file as school mottos versus school names? Is it, perhaps, that your AAS and BS are from for-profit schools that are not RA and that your MBA is from a foreign university that is also not RA? Or are you naïve enough to believe that Assam Don Bosco U. is the only school to use carpe diem as its motto?

When are you going to learn that I feel no need to compete with anyone, let alone you, and that your impertinent questions drag down your reputation? And are you going to continue them once you have your doctorate in hand? You still need to go a long way in learning both diplomacy and wisdom.

Finally, you have been quite vehement in your defense of LGBT issues, and don't need to resort to tacky lube jokes. But when are you actually going to have the balls to come out of the closet, as I did way before you were born? (I snap my fingers in a circle at you.)

 

I am not very familiar with social work degree programs. Is accreditation important in terms of employability of graduates? I see that there undergraduate and graduate degree programs are accredited by CSWE but it appears that there DSW program lacks that accreditation. At roughly $50,000 for the program, I would make sure it meets accreditation standards for the particular field of study.

 

I think that you will find that CSWE des not accredit doctoral programs of any sort. I also think you will find that the Spaulding DSW program requires a CSWE accredited MSW degree for admission. So I think that covers it.

 

Well that certainly should cover it! Good to know. As I stated, not familiar with social work programs and their requirements nor did I take the time to look it up. Appreciate the information Kizmet!

 

Well, I don't see every post you make. I only became aware of your shady academic history yesterday.

Anyone who Google "dito cum scientia school motto" would see Ashworth College as the first result. Heck, I felt the need to use motto instead of names, and like you, I've mentioned that I went to Ashworth numerous times on DI.

So what if ADBU isn't RA? It's evaluated as an RA equivalent and helped me to gain admissions to several RA doctorates including Abilene Christian University, West Chester, and Southeastern University. Also, I am able to teach 3 business courses based on my ADBU degree. So, it's working for me.

My degrees are not one size fit all crap. All are in CJ, except my MBA. Don't forget I have an RA MSCJ too. You, on the other, have all these made up BS degree, i.e., Theology and Law.. tf.

Why are you obsessed with my sexuality? I support all marginalized groups, including racial groups, religious groups, LGBTQ, etc. Closets are for clothes, so I've never been in one and never will.

Ps. As far as I know, KY Jelly is made for heterosexuals and so are condoms. See CDC for more details.

 

There is some mild entertainment value in this little spat but like an Andy Kaufman standup routine, it becomes painful after a short while. I think I speak for most of us when I say that it would be nice if the two of you could knock it off.

 

Yk what, I agree. I won't respond to any follow-up comments should S.L. decides to post any. He can get in my inbox like he always does...

 

Maybe Spalding avoids the product connection jokes regarding athletic equipment by being less-known, as opposed to how Colgate has to deal with the toothpaste references despite being a highly-respected school.