is Almeda University a fraud?
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Probably not in a legal sense but don't belive in magic. There's no substitute for a real education. Any respectable employer will check what education you have.\nYou want a univesity diploma go to respectable university. Most big universities have distance learning programs if you don't have time for classes.
806648
There have been documented cases of stigmata, but as for the other, I don't know.\n\nThere have been several documented cases of stigmata, and many others that were unable to be determined one way or the other - they could neither prove fraud, nor authenticate it.  But as there are people who believe the moon landing was a hoax, there will always be those who believe the stigmata is too.
1104549
Well, all that matters is that the school is accredited by this chea organization, which accredited all colleges . If the college is not accredited it is probably a degree mill. \nhttp://www.chea.org/search/search.asp use this link and search for the school. Devry is accredited, so maybe the school your looking at is. I know for a fact that Almeda university is not accredited (online university)\nThere is a bias towards physical schools, but most people don't really know what schools are good outside their area, which is one reason why degree mills are so prevalent. If accredited then everything should be fine.
336667
the easiest way i have found to determine a fraud is to rent an albanian spider monkey and feed it unripened grapefruit, wait 30 minutes and if the animal can see its reflection its fake
512131
They are not a scam. They are a private college and a friend of mine graduated from their campus in Atlanta. They are not only online. They are however, a bit more expensive.
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why sent a msg giving the site: unilagfaces.com.\n so, i think u'r Mr. Otaru Elabor Sezelu a 400 level student of the Department of Geography.\nokei, iv rain-checked the page, i think its good... hope i just got lil more time checking what about...\nand wait:\ni think u are alll good studs out there... gudluck to u!
95064
I know Darsee, a prominent psychologist and professor at Harvard, falsified most of his data.  Someone notified the NIMH and his data was analyzed and concluded to be falsified.  He lost his job and his reputation.
735245
as if you couldn't make up those additional details. is the professor that naive or are you jsut spoonfeeding us?
818647
I think these are nothing more than marketing strategies (scams) to get  your info from you, in order to send it to on-line degree programs. They will be incredibly tenacious about calling you at all hours of the day and night. Furthermore, a lot of on-line programs hire "professors" who are nothing more than a conduit through which you submit your work; they have no committment to you, the school, or teaching. Regis University is an excellent example, I took a prelim MBA course from them (Tony Pizur was the prof), seldom got any work back, no basis for grades in terms of feedback on multiple required written assignments. I complained to the school, never got a response, never heard from them. \n\nIn sum, be very careful with these programs in all regards, it's about the "dollars".
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I really think the asker is not giving the complete story whether they know it or not.\n\nWe really have to determine whether this is one of the following\na private religious school\na public religious school\na mission school\nor other.\n\nIn different situations different things can occur.  This is never a situation of keeping people ignorant for lack of money especially with the Catholic Church.  I know numerous cases of underprivileged students being admitted to Catholic schools with the Church paying the bill for education.\n\nI say asker provide more detail on this place called "territory" and provide the exact school name or asking this question is meaningless and deceiving.
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I believe that your best bet is those that offer Distance Education through the actual university that actually exists, has a building, and has actual students attending it. They look less legit than attending the university physically, but more than those schools that advertise on TV that offer you a free computer. If a school is advertsing on TV you might want to look elsewhere.
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I checked two business databases (Hoovers, and the Business and Company Resource Center) and this company is not listed, which means they are not registered.\n\nThis company is not registered, which means that they are 99% likely to be illegitimate.\n\nSounds like a scam to me!
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This scam/rumor has been going on for decades...since I was in high school in the '70's...surely one of the longest lasting myths in the last 50 years (exceeded only by the myth that the moon landing didn't happen and was a fabrication of the govt.)  No facility accepts these for free treatment.  (when I was in school, it was for free dialysis though).
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Read this page and always check anything you received in unsolicited e-mail on this page: http://www.snopes.com/crime/fraud/nigeria.asp\n\nThere are many variants on this scam now, pretending to be from almost anywhere in the world. The up-shot is that it is a scam that takes advantage of our greed.
131172
Not really.\n\nLike the first one that answered, most of the places that make such claims are all scams.
933202
These are not proper universities.  They take your money, and give you nothing.  The degree is a fraud, and every employer will know that the certificate is worthless.
933950
I am sorry to be the bearer of bad news but you need to pay your account and get a transcript of the college you have already attended. You will be asked on your application to college what institutions you have already attended and you must answer honestly.\n\nIf you were to answer dishonestly, this behavior could become known at a future time if not now and cause you difficulty.