10-08-2008, 04:00 PM
George Gollin wrote on DD:
by g-gollin on Tue Oct 07, 2008 6:37 pm
The Alabama findings indicate that BSU is properly classified as a diploma mill under the federal definition.
Can Dr. Gollin kindly provide us with the exact findings of the Alabama dept. of postsecondary education which indicate that BSU is a diploma mill?
And also, if possible, a refresher of the federal definition of a diploma mill so that we can compare?
To my knowledge, the reasons given for the revocation of BSU's Alabama license had to do with the structure of its programs which did not comply with specific regulations. There was no evidence that BSU did not provide education or about the quality of the education provided. And, most importantly, there was no evidence or indication that BSU sells degrees without expecting the completion of substantial work from its students.
If Dr. Gollin can provide concrete facts that indicate otherwise, it's about time he did so and stop the bullshit about archived websites that show past connections with St. Regis, or how much fun he has with the BSU's "comic" running from state to state. BSU started running from state to state after they suddenly and without warning or notification or a chance to comply lost their license thanks to the efforts of Dr. Gollin, so that Dr. Gollin can indulge in his twisted sense of fun.
by g-gollin on Tue Oct 07, 2008 6:37 pm
The Alabama findings indicate that BSU is properly classified as a diploma mill under the federal definition.
Can Dr. Gollin kindly provide us with the exact findings of the Alabama dept. of postsecondary education which indicate that BSU is a diploma mill?
And also, if possible, a refresher of the federal definition of a diploma mill so that we can compare?
To my knowledge, the reasons given for the revocation of BSU's Alabama license had to do with the structure of its programs which did not comply with specific regulations. There was no evidence that BSU did not provide education or about the quality of the education provided. And, most importantly, there was no evidence or indication that BSU sells degrees without expecting the completion of substantial work from its students.
If Dr. Gollin can provide concrete facts that indicate otherwise, it's about time he did so and stop the bullshit about archived websites that show past connections with St. Regis, or how much fun he has with the BSU's "comic" running from state to state. BSU started running from state to state after they suddenly and without warning or notification or a chance to comply lost their license thanks to the efforts of Dr. Gollin, so that Dr. Gollin can indulge in his twisted sense of fun.
