hey guys check this out, while surfing the net, i came across this website
i think it's crap.. what do u think?
-- Hasta Luego
Irshaad (Faster than Bruce Lee)
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I'll have mine with a side of Summa Cum Laude for a mere $49 extra:
would you like fries with that?
You need their PhD to graduate to the fries counter.
The definition of a university is an institution that hands out degrees in its own name (as opposed to a college which doesnt)
What is harder to find is a university that
1) is accredited 2) hands out degrees without study or exam.Brian
Seriously, though, getting an advanced degree is an admirable thing and we should encourage it. I know from experience that it's easy to get discouraged just by the length of time required, especially when you're working full time. You may think, "Why didn't I do this when I was 26? I'm
33 years and 24 weeks old. If I start now, I won't have my degree until I'm 33 years and 25 weeks old." DON'T GIVE IN TO THAT KIND OF THINKING! Otherwise, you'll be kicking yourself when your 33 years and 26 weeks old and realize you could have had it by then.Persevere.
Rob Campbell
Such innocent amusement - so unmalicious
Brian W
And when it comes to operating on someone, that's a good thing.
As a matter of fact, I've read the entire web site for its entertainment value. Apparently, you have not, else you would have read this on their order form page:
"I understand that Farington University is an on-line life experience institution that awards documents based on information submitted by student and there are no tests and coursework necessary for successful enrollment and completion of any program."
Rob Campbell
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Where the school motto is:
" :: No Books!
:: No Courses!
:: No Tests!
:: No Studying!
don't think you're correct...
there are lots of stand-alone small colleges that award (undergraduate) degrees. The distinction between a university and a college has to do with the existence of a graduate school...
Common usage, however, doesn't conform to this definition. Dartmouth College has a graduate program or two. I hear they're pretty decent, too.
Rob Campbell
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