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(More customer reviews)I have read this book, as well as a number of Bear's titles, and I find it very well researched (and quite readable), considering the fluid nature of the topic. John, daughter, et al are to be commended for a fine project!
John Bear is a nationally recognized authority in school accreditation and has appeared as an expert witness in many trial venues. His list of enemies is quite long, as he has been partly responsible for the closing of a large number of diploma mills and con-game colleges, hence the slanderous reviews. He has also been involved in advising (and occasionally running) non-traditional schools (no crime there) that never claim an accreditation they don't have. Some of these schools have done well, others have not. Some are still around, others are not. (Still - no crime there.)
College is nothing if not market-driven. (Welcome to America; that's how it is done here.)
It should go without saying, but anyone foolish enough to believe everything they read in a Google search is certainly in need of an education!

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bears' guide to College Degrees by Mail and Internet9th Editionby the Editors of Degree.NetWith the rise of Internet-based education, distance learning has never been hotter, and more and more people are shedding the traditional notion that they've got to bow down to the ivory tower to get the degree they want. Through distance-learning schools, students all over the world are earning fully accredited undergraduate and graduate degrees without ever leaving home. In this guide, the editors of Degree.Net narrow down the field to 100 of the best accredited distance-learning providers in the world. Opinionated and conversational, COLLEGE DEGREES BY MAIL AND INTERNET sums up the latest trends and the best opportunities in the fastest growing area of education today.

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