Do They Come Any Dumber Than at D/I
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Example: you can finish as fast as time will allow you at DETC schools because you are finacing it, and they are no specific credit guide lines such as ( maxium of credit one can get within a certain time frame).

RA schools have certain GPA's you have to have to enter, you are only allowed so many credits within a certain time frame, and you can't finish as fast as you want to."

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I just love assholes who think they are experts but are simply assholes.

What about 90 day RA wonders like Gus?

I doubt that there is one iota of accreditation regulation relating to speed of taking courses. Different schools have different policies but generalizations like this are nothing but crap.

For anyone who really wants to know, DETC regulations are tougher than most regional accreditors. End of story. There can be no debate.
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Fort Bragg Wrote:Quote from degreeinfo:

" cantafforedit  cantafforedit is offline
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Example: you can finish as fast as time will allow you at DETC schools because you are finacing it, and they are no specific credit guide lines such as ( maxium of credit one can get within a certain time frame).

RA schools have certain GPA's you have to have to enter, you are only allowed so many credits within a certain time frame, and you can't finish as fast as you want to."

http://forums.degreeinfo.com/showthread.php?t=28909

I just love assholes who think they are experts but are simply assholes.

What about 90 day RA wonders like Gus?

I doubt that there is one iota of accreditation regulation relating to speed of taking courses.  Different schools have different policies but generalizations like this are nothing but crap.

For anyone who really wants to know, DETC regulations are tougher than most regional accreditors.  End of story.  There can be no debate.

Now, now, lets be fair and not forget Rich Douglas and his 8 month Ph.D. with John Bear as his mentor.
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