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| What's in a name?
My mother ( forever worring about me ) brought something up to me that I wrote off at the time, however now it has got me thinking. Right now I am going to a small unheard of school. Should I try to change to a bigger school, for so I would look better on paper . So is a degree a degree no matter where you go.
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If the "small unheard of school" has recognized accreditation, then you're just fine. Tell your mother that the acknowledged-by-all most outstanding professor at the academically-prestigious college I went to had his only degree, a Bachelor's, from Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa. If that isn't an 'unheard of' school, I don't know what is. |
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__________________ EdS EdD Liberty University (in progress) Master of Science, National University Teaching Credential, National University BA, California Baptist University Grad., Musician's Institute, Hollywood Pi Lambda Theta Honors Society |
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OMGosh no. Unless, of course, your small unheard of school is charging you outrageous tuition.
__________________ Jennifer, D.Cf Doctor of Cheffery ALL the words....let's read ALL the words. Realized inadequacy or failure is my brick wall… all prediction of inadequacy or failure will be ignored. |
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Disclaimer: There is a rational, reasonable flip side to my opinion as expressed below, one which I am sure someone else will expound upon. Maniac Craniac Says: There will be those whom you come accross that will judge not just your education but your value as a human being based upon whether or not they have ever heard of your school before. There will also be those who believe that only Tier 1 Universities, only Ivy league universities, only Princeton, only Jordans, Armani, Polanner All Fruit, Black and Decker tools and brand name pain reliever are acceptable whereas all else are to be despised, mocked, and disregarded. If you are really worried about how people will percieve your school, your decision really rests on one question: Are they the type of people you will allow to define who you are?
__________________ A.A. in Liberal Arts - Excelsior College (Albany, NY) Goal: B.A. in Somethingorother - Some College (Sometown, Somestate) |
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I agree with all replies, if the school is accredited by RA shouldn't be a problem. There are lot of liberal colleges that most people don't know.
__________________ Southern Methodist University - MS in Telecommunications Management (2010) Troy University - BS in Computer Science (2006) Marine Corps Institute - Certificate(s) in Leadership (2005, 2008) |
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