UoPeople degrees not accepted in Belgium

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I wonder what he'll say about WASC. 

He'll ignore the question and provide a list of countries where the university is not accredited.

https://www.selvaggialucarelli.blog/altr...reditation

First of all, I did not provide any "list of countries". It is an objective fact that the University of the People is not accredited outside the United States. Being "accredited by WASC" is irrelevant and guarantees nothing: the degree is still rejected, because those universities simply do not care about the University of the People, regardless of its accreditation.

Claiming that "UoPeople offers accredited degrees to learners worldwide" is misleading: this online university is not "accredited worldwide". And in this specific case, WASC accreditation has not resulted in any improvement over DECT accreditation, as the school's reputation has remained unchanged: namely, very poor.

I also notice that instead of addressing the issue on its merits, you prefer to derail the conversation with rambling responses, personal attacks and by spamming links. In all these weeks, you haven't managed to refute even one of my arguments, and you keep grasping at straws without reaching any conclusion.

I'm genuinely confused. US RA is recognized and accepted around the world. U of the P has recently received their RA. It's possible that someone in Belgium is unaware of this. Or is Belgium not recognizing WASC? If that's the case then they wouldn't recognize Stanford, USC, Berkeley, etc. as they are all WASC. And this would be really weird.