Kentucky College: Sullivan University?
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AH well , don't start me lying\ndon't know any thing just goofy
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Yes, my alma mater does.  It's Miskatonic University in Arkham, Massachusetts.\n\nGo Pods!
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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.
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Purdue,,,,caz its an american university and has great reputation all over the world.\nFor further reference u can check www.usnews.com
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no no no its Tennessee State University
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I would try Devry University on-line.
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Duke would be a good choice.  They're always good and always on TV. Plus, Coach K. is a great coach.  \n\nAnd even better, Duke is a great school to get a degree from.  Even if you get hurt or don't make it to the NBA at least you'll have something to fall back on.
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AIU has a regional accreditation by SACS (Southern Association of Colleges and Schools).  It is the same accrediting body that all of the State universities in the south use.  \n\nTransfering degrees and credits should be no problem
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The big basketball colleges are Duke, University of Kentucky, University of North Carolina and Indiana. This is probably where most scouts look when they are searching for players
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Regis University in Denver, CO\nwww.regis.edu
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The main branch is just a hop, skip, and jump from Knoxville in a place called Dandridge.  They have schools set up all over the country so anyone wanting to can get an education there and the cost is directly relative to the course you take.  Literally.....Best part is you don't even have to fill out an application to enter...They have a representative at just about any corner you turn and it is totally up to you whether to accept their offer or walk away.  Also don't let yourself get confused between hard knocks and Fort knox which is a state away from knoxville in Ky.  I have an AS, a BS, Master's, and a Doctorate from the School of Hard Knocks and I'm proud of it.  It actually has helped me in my career also and keeps me on my toes as I have to go for refresher courses just as people with a lot of different types of degrees do to keep up on what's happening in their field.  Being an alumni and on the Board of Directors of the school I will be glad to accept any donations you would like to give so others might be able to learn from the school as well.  I do accept, cash, cashier's check, and money orders and will be glad to write you a receipt for your generous donation.  If you donate within the next 2 weeks you will also be eligible for our Hard Knocks-Dumb as Rocks package which means not only will you get the receipt, but will as well get a certificate stating you are an honorary member of the School of Hard Knocks, Ky branch, and you will have a rock in my yard officially named in honor of anyone you choose.  But hurry.....while supplies last....And remember, only one rock per donation....Thanks and good luck.......
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Northern State University?
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UIC and DePaul are about equal rank.  UIC might be a tad better, and also, it's a lot cheaper.  Do not go to DeVry.  Its credits will not transfer.
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University of Chicago?
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Buff State is a great college with a super teaching program.  Don't know about CUNY though.  Plus, Buffalo ROCKS!!  GO SABRES!!
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EKU in Richmond, Union in Barbourville, University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg and you probably have a KCTCS community college in the near vacinity. Try www.kctcs.edu
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Onondaga Community College\nSyracuse, New York