ENEB Master Thread

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eLearnerAmerican International Theism University is a very well-known unaccredited diploma mill. It's run by the same people who run the notorious diploma mill called "Breyer State Theology University". That shouldn't be added to the wiki.

Most of what you write here is demonstrably false at worst and no longer accurate at best. AITU is accredited in Florida, which while not meaning much academically, is something. Moreover, AITU offers religious degrees, which are not the same thing as academic degrees. State accreditation is a rare honor for religious programs. Furthermore, AITU has a partnership with UNIMY, which holds MQA accreditation in Malaysia. That is the equivalent of being RA in the US. In Malaysia accreditation is permanent unless something is done to screw it up, such as churning out doctoral degrees for a degree mill. Does it make sense for a legitimate university to risk losing lifetime accreditation to make a couple thousand dollars off of a dual doctorate program that could potentially appeal to dozens of people?

There are some issues with some of that information. The ENEB campus links can only be viewed by people who have access to ENEB's forums, and to do that you have to be a student there.

ENEB's internal student forum can only be accessed by actual students of ENEB. Oh, the horror. It's a good thing Columbia's online course forums can be viewed by the general public. /sarcasm

West Coast Bible College & Seminary is unaccredited. Acceptance to that program shouldn't be added to the wiki.

West Coast Bible College & Seminary is a religious school offering religious degrees and as such has no need to seek accreditation. Are you sure you understand the difference between religious and academic degrees? Because this post would suggest you do not.

Selinus University is an unaccredited diploma mill that is literally claiming fake accreditation. That absolutely should not be added to the wiki.

Selinus University does not hold any accreditations with real weight. I suppose accreditation that predates the regional accreditation system would be considered "fake" by overly pompous. It is not a degree mill, according to multiple alumni. The degrees they offer are titulo propios and students have to sign a form acknowledging that prior to being admitted, rendering the concept of accreditation moot. People that actually attended the university have great things to say about their doctoral experience and support they received from Selinus' staff. Alumni strongly recommend it for people looking for an affordable school to pursue learning for the love of learning. It took all of about 5 seconds to find many such accounts. Here is one. https://www.reddit.com/r/PhD/comments/ik...ure_worth/

If you're going to crap on someone's honest effort to contribute to the community in bad faith, at least have the decency to make sure you do so in a way that is factually accurate.