(03-26-2024, 06:31 PM)eLearner Wrote: 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....
I wasn't aware that linking to sources on a protected website would be seen by some as worse than writing info using on sources at all. We have already had a ton of times in this thread where people have mistakenly written wrong info, or mistakenly thought correct info was wrong info. It would have been cleared up if there had been sources attached. The sources are also handy to keep on hand as people may come into the same thread later to comment on changes or updates etc.
I was also unaware that the Wiki must only contain info relating to acceptance at regionally accredited non-religious schools. It certainly isn't noted anywhere that that is a rule. Also, listing a school is not the same as recommending that school. I have no intentions of checking the accreditation or legal status of schools I'm not planning on attending, nor do I intend on contacting them just to clarify what a guy on the ENEB campus forums said. If one of you is willing to do that then you're welcome to though.
I can however go make a new subheading that says "Religious Schools" or something and move the relevant info to there, or just make a note saying something like "schools exempt due to religious reasons, such as x y z schools, are often willing to accept ENEB degrees in admissions". Or - as the wiki can be edited by anyone - someone else can do what they see as best.
I disagree with the idea of excluding religious schools because some people do find use (or happiness) out of having a religion-related degree - in my country anything like a theology degree is actually seen as a pretty good degree to get, and even many non-religious people get one, just because it gets you steady work!
The ENEB students reading this same info on the campus forums are getting it without any additional notes or accreditation warnings attached. Additionally, the Wiki has previously contained information which was totally unverifiable.


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