I recently heard about this and was wondering what it is all about? Do you have to take tests or is it based on skill sets?
I know it sounds bogus, but I've been kind of checking out job offerings out there, and unless you have a four year degree, you can forget about getting any kind of job beyond retail middle management or car sales. So I inquired about getting a "life experience" degree in liberal arts or humanities (a bogus degree even when you get it through traditional means) to have some clout when applying to more creative corporate job offerings or for sales positions.
I could see how buying fake diplomas can be dangerous, if one intends to use them for the purposes of fraud, but I want to look for a job as a sales person or something along those lines. It's not like I'm hoping to get a degree in structural engineering or molecular biology with my "life expierence".![]()
Anyhow, University of Phoenix and other well known online colleges offer these "Life experience" degree programs. I was just curious if anyone else has info about these things, and what I can expect.
I'm not going to attend a bricks and mortar school in pursuit of a degree that leaves me with the capability to land a job as a copier machine sales person. If I'm going to go through that kind of effort, I want to pursue a course of study that might actually be helpful, like nursing or engineering.
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. Then I work on gaining the info later in case I'm called out on it.


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