UoPeople degrees not accepted in Belgium

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re: https://www.selvaggialucarelli.blog/altr...eviews-faq

UoPeople "fund[ing] the state of Israel"? That's rich.

What remains unclear is where the revenue actually ends up. Since the real headquarters are in Israel (and not in the US) it is plausible to assume that the funds may ultimately end up in Israel.

Money ending up in Israel is not the same as funding the state of Israel, just like buying a Matryoshka doll from a Russian artisan is not the same as funding the Kremlin. The original claim is unhinged. There is no defending it.

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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.

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So, the very first statement in this thread is copypasta from reddit. If you go to the actual thread, you will get a lot more context and some sane perspectives. Basically, it looks like the University needs to update its database now than UoPeople has WASC accreditation. People on the Reddit thread walked the OP, who had been rejected by Antwerp, through how to contest Antwerp's decision by providing documentation of UoPeople's accreditation.

Antwerp's decision does not represent all of Belgium, and the decision could change on appeal.