KWU Questions #11 and #12 Discussions

[Robert J.]

Open for business...

[plcscott]

Number 11

If an Oregon resident plans to use his/her resume in the state, Oregon's out-of-court settlement of our federal lawsuit stipulates that graduates of KWU must note that KWU is non-accredited.

Is that only on a resume, or is it each time the degree is written on any documentation ie business cards, letter heads, etc?

Also, does it just have to have non-accredited attached, or must it also say lacks Oregon approval?

[Dennis Ruhl]

This is in reply to the previous poster whose post will, I'm sure, be deleted for vulgarity. We can only strive to attain your degree of literacy, but somehow I don't think we will ever achieve it.

It has been agreed by the State of Oregon, after initially stating so, that K-W is not a degree mill. They do not sell degrees. I don't know that their programs are as demanding as accredited degrees and I don't think anyone here has a degree from them but I could be wrong.