Utility of Nations U degrees?

Pardon me for asking, but what is the utility of Nations Univeristy degrees?

[Dennis Ruhl]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Pardon me for asking, but what is the utility of Nations Univeristy degrees?

It's free or almost free and it's education. Great utility for me. I'm enrolled for personal interest and the challenge.

If you are looking for a job in academia or with a centralized church in the US it would have poor utility. If you're looking for a formal Christian education program and can't afford or justify the cost of an accredited program it would have great utility, especially if you live in a place like Africa.

With churches that have no education requirements for clergy, it would be a bonus. If you want to minister in the US in the Presbyterian/Methodist/Lutheran etc churches, it would have no utility.

Thank you for responding.

Do you think an Andersonville degree has more utility than a Nations U degree?

[Dennis Ruhl]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Do you think an Andersonville degree has more utility than a Nations U degree?

Yes and know depending on who you're trying to impress. I don't know much about Andersonville but I think many graduates have had their degree accepted as a legitimate credential by some churches.

Simply because I have taken courses from Nations, I know you will learn a lot. I have not taken courses from Andersonville.

If you are looking to advance to teaching at accredited schools stick to accredited degrees. Some other people may have an opinion on Andersonville.

Thank you

[Dennis Ruhl]

Originally Posted by dennis ruhl

yes and know

ouch!

[James Grey]

Originally Posted by Dennis Ruhl

ouch!

I seen you do it twice times.

[Jabbezzz]

Do Nations University has any courses in grammmer?

[Dennis Ruhl]

Originally Posted by James Grey

I seen you do it twice times.

Thanks for noticing.

[Dennis Ruhl]

Originally Posted by Jabbezzz

Do Nations University has any courses in grammmer?

I had know English grammars. Both spoke German.

[ShotoJuku]

Originally Posted by Dennis Ruhl

It's free or almost free and it's education.

Free (almost)...how is this so?

Thanks!

[Dennis Ruhl]

Originally Posted by ShotoJuku

Free (almost)...how is this so?

Thanks!

$ 100 annually? Volunteers - an education mission.

[AdjunctInstructor]

It is refreshing to know there is dedicated and generous educators/ contributors connected with NU. I believe it is up to the NU graduate ... as to the utility/value of the degree.