URL for the University of Neb.-Linc.

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  1. duff

    duff New Member

    duff, Jun 24, 2003
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  2. Jack Tracey

    Jack Tracey New Member

    I made a New Years resolution not to rant on degreeinfo but I can't resist this one:

    How ironic is it that someone who wants to earn a PhD, the supreme research credential, can't find a url to a major state university? Kudos to duff for being a good guy. Wrist-slap to me for breaking my resolution.
    :rolleyes:
    Jack
     
    Jack Tracey, Jun 24, 2003
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  3. Mike Albrecht

    Mike Albrecht New Member

    Re: Re: URL for the University of Neb.-Linc.

    No wrist slap. I happen to agree with you. 10 minutes on Google, Yahoo, or Open Directory and you can find a lot of information. And there have been numerous posts about specific DL search engines here on DegreeInfo.

    It is interesting the number of posts asking about doctoral programs where you don't have to take any GRE or proctored tests, but can still "earn" an accredited degree.

    And yes I am snippy tonight, just finshed a midterm in statistics today (and it was proctored).

    So far I ahve completed three classes (10 credits), 2 in math and 1 in engineering. Currently taking 1 math class, and have 2 math and 3 engineering to go. And then I start working hard!
     
    Mike Albrecht, Jun 24, 2003
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  4. manjuap

    manjuap New Member

    Re: Re: Re: URL for the University of Neb.-Linc.

    Ok guys... calm down. I asked the link in case Duff had already knew it and i was busy doing other things yesterday.
    I am not really looking to do a Education related phd.. but was curious to know various programs available.

    Thanks a lot.

    :D
     
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    manjuap, Jun 25, 2003
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  5. jcryan

    jcryan New Member

    Nebraska-Lincoln's Doctoral Program

    Does anyone have experience as a student in Nebraska's Ed.D./Ph.d. program in Higher Education? It looks exceptionally well-organized and reasonably priced. Surprisingly I couldn't find much on the program in the archives.

    Best wishes,
    John
     
    jcryan, Jun 30, 2003
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  6. tcnixon

    tcnixon Active Member

    Re: Nebraska-Lincoln's Doctoral Program


    It's one of those programs that does look quite good, but I don't ever recall anyone here or at AED ever actually being a student in it. I think it gets lost in the PhD shuffle because there are no resident students here.



    Tom Nixon
     
    tcnixon, Jun 30, 2003
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