I have almost an associate's degree and I've forgotten where my almost degree has come from before... and I'm not fraudulent when I mark down "some college".
As a college student going through 5 years of dental school to become a dentist this is very insulting to me. People that get fakes degrees online, potentially putting people's lives at risk and making a profit from it, is utterly revolting.
Honestly, I studied aerospace engineering for 5 years. I dont care if you have a degree or not, if you can do the job well, it shouldn't matter. And especially with government intervention, school has become far too expensive.
@@dissraps For real! For some reason its engrained in us that you have to go to college to be able to do certain things. Thats not the case at all! I regret getting my deghree in aerospace engineering, huge waste of money and time. I just run my own remodel business now. College is 100% a waste of money and time. You can easily learn all of it on your own.
I went into a shop in Greenwich village NY in the ninety s. You could buy any badge,ID or degree they put your name and or photo while you waited.It was much cheaper than these prices ! I don't remember but I think they were under $ 20.00. Scam all they way. A bunch of teens getting Ids & drivers license to get into clubs .
I have two legit degrees from accredited universities and I cant even find a decent job, how are these scam artist doing it...they should teach a course.
@@VanquishMediaDE brah im guessing your a boomer who got a job right after graduating 😅 unfortunately now a days your lucky to get a job after graduating university
Guy couldn't remember where he got his masters. I failed out of college after 1 year because of to much partying. I was drunk 99% of the time I was there. Here it is 30 years later and I can still tell you the name of the school.
@Jeff Bardot same here but in my case my cousins plagiarized my resume and tried to get hired where i worked...lol he just took my name out put his...long story short i had to have school send transcript and verify my degree....honestly i almost quit because it was so embarrassing.. But im past that now
I love how the Almeda-grad therapist was wearing a Marines shirt one day and an Air Force hat the next. Dude just lives every moment of his life in a dream world.
It's scary to meet these people because they'll never have self awareness, you have to observe them and realize omg this person is delusional and doesn't care about the truth.
Dennis The Menace - I believe the RB, B&B “Clown University” has closed its doors. While it was not a formal “Academic Institution”, it had a rigorous program (albeit short) and was well-regarded in its industry.
I attended an accredited Canadian university for ten years and earned two degrees: one bachelor's degree and one medical degree. It cost me nearly a quarter million dollars and a decade of incredibly hard work. And to think....I could have saved all that time and money and purchased a degree from Ashley University. What a waste of the best years of my life!!
... @ Jason, most companies find a person w/the same, or similar, credentials to work for the asking salary. Example: the job offers $100K a year, but the person wants 200K. The company knows they can find another person to hire for the starting salary they're offering ... Jon didn't mention what his PhD major is/was. A gal I use to know earned her MA degree in Missionary work, yet she wondered why she wasn't getting a high pay raise working as a Care Giver. Wall Street isn't going to hire folks with MA or PhD degree in the Arts (acting, ballet, musician, etc).
My step father has multitudes of these but the thing is, he suffers from delusions and thinks they are real. No person can have 12 phds but hes seriously convinced he does and that just taking the test? for the degree was all he needed because he's so smart. We can't tell him otherwise because like I said, he is delusional and will fight tooth and nail to defend himself. It's really sad :(
Unit23OnPatrol universities, are a joke. Take a look all the kids go University now is 80% Chinese, whose parents have no idea what current university system is.
Because they're paying actual people with actual qualifications (hopefully) and are registered. Rather than all these people who think education is a scam (trump voters, no doubt), education is one of the best things humans can engage in. However, make sure you're getting what you pay for. If your lecturers are muppets, or if you check your lesson notes against your texts/online and they don't match, there's a problem.
if you are not taking a degree in stem there isnt much point in getting a useless degree in gender studies or art, you will be better off to just start work without a degree
I study English at Prince Sattam University in Saudi Arabia. I enrolled in a Shakespeare class last term taught by an Egyptian professor named Mohammad Saeed Ali. He's professor of English literature, but he doesn't know any English and doesn't know any literature. A lot of question marks hanging over this guy! This program has answered these question marks.
i kinda feel bad for the Prof at Seneca, bc he DID his Masters in Croatia, and after he immigrated here the degree did not translate, which is yearss down the drain yk
Note to self: Never trust a psychologist whose name is Ojo, is from Nigeria, talks about inequality by showing his right hand, compares relationships with making lasagna, and drives a 2002 Nissan Altima with a fart cannon.
OH DAMN!! I attend Seneca College (same campus which the had the interview with the professor) and the professor from Seneca College, Dubravko Zgrablic, was my professor for my Computer Application course. No wonder I didn't learn anything from his class and he didn't know what he was taking about. He pretty much taught the very basics of using computer applications and using Microsoft Office applications. I barely passed his class with no learning outcome. All his tests and final exam did not relate to what he taught, I was lost on how to do things cause he didn't teach anything. The material on homework, assignments, test and exam were hard to do. I was expecting that this course will be more in depth and will be learning something but didn't learning anything. My friends who took his class and all other students who took his class said the same thing about what they've learned, nothing! I really wasn't expecting this from my college. I really wasn't expecting this from Seneca College. I really thought that they had better process of going through each professors credentials, education(s), paperwork and going through their background check.
two of these people had gone to real universities before moving here. maybe it needs to be easier for immigrants to have their degrees actually taken seriously? i know two people who had masters degrees from the soviet union who were forced to start over and not allowed to work in their field, could that be part of the problem?
@banana aya playa Why not offer to challenge the course by doing final exams, thesis, etc. to see how well somebody is educated in a certain subject? If they can do well in everything they would need to finish the course, why make them do it all over again?
I was going to say the same. Give more opportunities for someone to "test" their skills against the university's standards, and if they pass, they get credit. As far as I know, there isn't a lot of opportunity for people to do this in graduate degrees. For some things, like medicine, it makes sense to have them retake courses. As you want to make sure that the person understands the needs of people in that new region. But things like computer science or math don't change country to country.
Maybe that's something those people should research about potential destination countries before making such an important decision as immigrating to one of those countries. Of course it is possible they may be refugees, or seeking political asylum or whatever else, but we can't make laws based on exceptions. So, would you really want someone dumb enough to not check ahead to be designing buildings or doing open heart surgery or whatever else their supposed specialty is.
Use their degrees from their home countries. Interesting story. I have friends that work in oil & gas in fort McMurray. They are all electricians. Around 95% of these immigrants with journeyman tickets are bogus and should never ever use their trades tickets. 2nd year electricians know more than these so called journeyman. Those people working at Tim Hortons that have extra degrees from their native country. But can't make a double double coffee. Yeah I believe they are qualified. That was sarcasm btw
All this told me is that 5 years of college and $120,000 in student loans is a waste.. All these people are doing just fine with a $1500 peice of Paper vs a $120,000 peice of paper ..
What's funniest is what this is exposing on a deeper level.. The fact that these people are able to not only acquire employment. But, that they can remain employed almost indefinitely.. So my question is exactly how much of this "legitimate" educational BS is actually required to do said job? If these people are capable of attaining and consistently performing on a level that's acceptable, then it exposes the fact that it's not about"education", and merely about class separation and the acquisition of money only.. It's a hierarchy that all about the haves and have not's and will strive to continue this inequitable social/class structure..
that's a separate issue; what he did with his degree is wrong, but be careful what you say and accuse; not all disabilities are visible and just because you don't use a wheelchair does not mean that you do not have a disability. This guy clearly has some ethical loops, but don't harm others by spreading misinformation.
Russ G Companies that do "real" vetting will just outsource the job to a clearinghouse that checks the transcripts and screens out universities without regional accreditation.
nobody likes to talk about the elephant in the room....easier to pick on a couple schmucks ripping people of a couple hundred dollars than the big criminal universities robbing people of hundreds and millions of dollars...sigh....
I was literally just telling a coworker I wanted to pursue my PHD. He told me it would be easier to just buy it through one of these institutions. I thought he was somehow misunderstanding the online process, but now I see he was right. People are actually able to buy degrees and have the appearance of attending an institution. This is very unsettling.
Talk to lots of people about their experiences. PhD programs can be brutal and take a very real toll on mental health. I am a graduate of the law school featured in the Paper Chase and 1L and it was an absolute cakewalk compared to my husband's PhD.
Well, caveat emptor to the businesses that do not call the college after your interview! If they don't call to check, they are the ones that are perpetuating the problem.
Not at all unsettling. If the companies and institutions were doing a credential and background check when hiring (like most places do), nothing of all this would happen.
AtnafuT - In defense of that statement... my bachelors took 4 years, my masters one more, and my PhD another two years. What upsets me is that I’m still paying off my college loans.
Well some PhD's like a physicians take a lot longer, 7 if you go for a surgical specialty. And some schools it takes two years to get a master if you go for an EE with a sub-specialty. In the states I mean...
“How many fingers?” Good grief. Sounds about as pitiful as a therapist in St. Louis that I went to for help for PTSD. She Used EMDR; (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). She had the degree, but please...snapping fingers repeatedly as I suffered by reliving my trauma. She desensitized my insurance company out of many $$$.
@@jackjhone3366 Ever heard of scholarships? No one who is on a scholarship wastes money, that's why your parents emphasized on you getting good grades. You seemed to not have heeded to that advice, shame.
Jack Jhone you probably should've paid attention more and you would realize taxes paid for you school and you're now paying that back with your income.
I had this teacher at Seneca. I was also thinking If could get my money back. I had him twice for computer courses. He was an ok teacher. Those heavily struggling with the course did seem to find it hard to get help from him. IMO he was organized and gave specific instructions for everything. Due to being a bit on the serious side, I guess students caught a bad vibe from him and focused on all the bad things. I thought he was good and accommodating. He gave lots of bonuses and chances to earn more marks than normal. However I am deeply disappointed and insulted that he used false credentials to teach. Even if his degree was not a factor in the hiring decision. If he doesn't get fired. I may not stay with Seneca. As an institution that teaches the principles of business ethics, keeping this professor would be a serious insult to every student who has rightfully earned their degree and the teachers who worked their asses off to get their job. There are teachers of every corner of the world and yet they still managed to get a job without false credentials, or ... did they...There shouldn't be any tolerance.
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Things such as being organized and providing specific instructions to students are pretty bare minimum traits for a teacher to have. When I read that a teacher with dubious credentials in a post secondary institution is overly lenient giving "lots of bonuses and chances to earn more marks than normal", it makes me wonder if its just a lowkey way to keep students' mouths shut. Students will always be better than any school's hiring dep. at picking up when something is not right with a teacher since they are the ones spending their days trying to learn from him and scrutinizing the material he is trying to teach. So when I read that he was really lenient with marks it seems like its just a way of keep students happy and shutting down anyone digging too deep. After all, a salty student doing poorly in a class is much more likely to stir up trouble for him than a student that feels grateful to him for giving them a high mark.
Ruo students that aced his courses don't have much to say of course, why take back a good mark? ... I received a great mark from him because I was interested in bus. computer applications before taking the class and I applied myself.The bonuses were part of the assignment, it was there in case you wanted to figure it out and they were difficult, so only those really interested in the material got them. He still gave zero to late assignments and he didn't just give away unearned marks. Occasionally I encountered students who complained as to how hard and confusing these computer classes were no matter what prof. In the end it is the student's responsibility to earn their mark, that's true. I would guess in any post secondary there are mark lenient profs. It just this fraudulent behaviour throws the entire validity of the school's faculty into question, which can affect the image of the school's effectiveness to students' prospective employers should marketplace blow this case up even further. That's what seems unfair. Do you think the school should make a statement?
exactly sir. Students are constantly pushed to get higher marks, whether they learn or not is not as much of a concern with many of the students. Just like the teacher, it is more about what you have on paper. So giving them a higher mark just means they won't complain as much about not learning anything, since now atleast they got the mark to "pretend they did learn it". the system has inherent flaws.
@@puneethsankaraiah4641 different countries and religions but not even before 1947...they're very similar to westerners esp when our only contact is scam phone calls
A masters degree earned in a year for Counseling Psychology. Had a legit job in Counseling for 2 decades just to make metaphors about fingers and lasagna lol.
Where do you get to take your master’s in clinical psychology for one year? In America it takes about 2-3 years to get a master’s in psychology which equates to 60 or more credits.
As someone with multiple degrees who can't find work because I've had health issues (& thus gaps in my work history), this is repulsive. People should verify credentials and not judge people just because they have gaps in their resume. This is why incompetent people have power while competent people who may have had life happen to them are effectively locked out of the workforce.
Did this man just said “ inequality is what brings strength?” Whew chile Also I slaved over my Bachelor degree I would never forget where I got it from!
If you get a dumb degree like liberal arts, gender studies and so on yes but that's your own dumb fault. You should have chosen to study for something that can actually help you get a job
depends on the degree....you cannot say that about medical or nursing degrees, law ect. The are tested by outside sources. Same with electricians and other trades. Yes, careers are backed by useless diplomas.
A BA isn't that hard to get. IF you know what you're doing, you can get one with minimal effort. I know more than a few people who, literally, copy/pasted research papers and got their degrees.
Good thing they didn't mention Accounting. I would have been pissed knowing people are buying their diploma/degree AND getting jobs and I can't find one that I can put my degree to use with
He is probably so naïeve that he thinks counseling is just sitting and giving advice - something that you don't need to train for. His PhD is also from a diploma mill. It's Christian and Korean run (their Facebook page only posts in Korean) so it probably didn't make as good a target to call.
@@astoriarego8304 he perhaps did get a qualification whilst in nigeria...but suprising i'm sure this is what many psych do..they make analogies. This prof guy pretends that it's something else, whilst it may be, making analogies isn't completely wrong,
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@Ricardo Santos No, Pyschoanalysis is considered a pseudo-science. Pyschology is a wide scientific field with a lot of schools of thought, being structuralism and functionalism the ones which attains more to the scientific method.
My jaw dropped... seriously... this is insane... I wonder how many people, professionally, that I have come across that potentially have fraudulent credentials
As someone who regularly does couples counseling, I'm dying laughing. The Fingers of Inequality. It's not funny, of course - it's outright fraud - but the hand metaphor (and the Wisdom of Lasagna) is pretty hilarious. I'm guessing he was IN couples counseling with a former partner and while she was pouring-out her heart, he was thinking, "I could do this."
Komosami King Democrat leftists universities do more harm than Trump university has ever done how about some gender studies there snowflake And leftist having courses on trying to normalize child molestation and pedophilia
+ap0lmc Trump was wasn't scammed, he was the Trump University scam master! He was approached by people that wanted to license the brand "Trump University", but he wanted to make more money, so he insisted on being the majority owner. Trump created TV ads for the scam, where he lied about "hand picking the instructors", and other crap. He admitted to his lies in depositions that have been uploaded to youtube.
+OKAYYYY. Sorry to burst your bubble but your actually incorrect. The University of Phoenix is an institution of higher education made primarily for adult education and is for-profit. They have produced many successful graduates regardless of their business model and I'm sorry your to uneducated to know that. Here is a link below for proof and if you need anymore let me know. www.linkedin.com/pulse/defense-university-phoenix-diane-nieman-senffner/
+The Incognegro. The University of Phoenix is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. It is only accredited in certain degree programs though. Here is a link so you can see for yourself, hope this helps. www.chea.org/university-phoenix
Some people do come from other countries with amazing education but have to get a job as a janitor because the degrees aren't accepted here. I don't mind if they use stuff like almeda just to bypass a barrier in order to use their knowledge and credentials. However it is a concern when people like the counselor use it. He has absolutely no legitimate knowledge at all.
@@DioBrando-mr5xs I have US citizenship and citizenship of country in Eastern Europe. I can go to any college in my country and put 1000$ in college officials pocket and I’ll get 100% verified diploma. For real.
I work 2 sides job as a waiter for paying my collage tuition and take carrying my dad who have stroke and knowing this huge fraud makes me ill internally.. how come ? Why ? 😡
"Pay a fee and get a degree?" "Choose the date I graduate?!?" Them rhymes, lmao! Sounded like she could've been doing a commercial for these people on cable TV.
Institutions should not be in jail. People should. People like Mr. Putin too who says both the west and the institutions of the west all belong in jail with people like Russian artisists who dared to do the math on how much money and sons his goals in Russia is costing Russians.
After so much of hard work and hefty fees , I don't think so . But , when I felt that I learnt more at my job then it feels like a waste of time and resources to get a Degree .
You definitely don't "buy" a STEM degree. Unless you are innately brilliant, those types of degrees take a tremendous amount of hard work. People argue that an Arts degree is a purchased degree but I don't think that's a fair statement either. No need to be jealous love. In this day and age, people without degrees often earn more than those with one.
Makes you think about the students these "professionals" have been teaching coursework to, their own degrees are tarnished in some way now too along with the university's reputation.
@@AshA-su5uo Cheated of what? Zuckerburg and Gates didn't get their degrees before becoming CEOs of billion dollar companies. You're just salty that somebody is competent enough to hold a job without wasting money in university like you
@@MikeTheGamer77 You think employers take all 20 applicants seriously? Some will be called for an interview, then they narrow down which one they figure would best suit their workplace. That's when they *should* start vetting people. Apparently many places don't even bother doing that, but, nevertheless, saying it's not worth the time is simply ridiculous.
Many Human Resource departments vet applicants based if they have a college degree or not. Seriously, it can be for any college degree. Some entry level data entry jobs are requiring college degrees these days. It's ridiculous.
Gonna be honest, there is nothing I learned in my engineering degree that isn’t free online. University’s are a huge rip off so so can definitely see someone not in the position to pay would learn the information and pay for a certificate. Of course this won’t work with getting a job at any large business as they will do there checks. If college education was value for money this wouldn’t happen.
Same is true for many degrees nowadays. Simple solution would be to provide an opportunity to challenge the final exam, write the thesis, etc. for a fee. If you can do well with all of the end-course material, why make you slog through the entire course?
The problem with some universities engineering degrees is that they are too theoretical. I mean its important to be taught the theory but it's also essential to be exposed to it's real life applications. In my university almost every one I know graduates with job offer with 70k starting salary. The secret is that we follow a learn by doing philosophy. Our curriculum is composed of labs where you have the opportunity to use robotic total stations, remote data sensing technology, creat plan sets to later create BIM models which can then be used to develop a virtual walkthrough video for a client,laser scanning, coding, construction law, building codes, and design in a practical sense meaning how it's done in the real world...I think that's the key. Some schools prepare you for the industry while others just for the degree which means nothing if you were not prepared with the tools to land your first job.
No matter what credentials you have, social skills and work ethic can get you anywhere. Don’t expect a degree to get you a job it only prioritizes your interview lol ( Unless you work in medical, banking, or technology obviously )
Even for the ones that do, I doubt places actually do in depth checks. They'll probably do a cheap quick one that just shows the University name and they accept it as face value.
Im us citizen and have citizenship in Russia, I can easily bribe officials in Russia for 1000$ to get degree that can be verified here in US. They just put me in system that I studied there. Many Eastern European countries do that. 1000$ is a lot for them.
Why am I working full time and spending tens of thousands of dollars to send myself through university if I can just spend a couple thousand for a bachelor's degree?
Luis Gallardo Because you bought into a scam and a broken system , Getting a degree is nothing but a waste of time and money. It's a useless sheet of paper that means nothing in the real world. You Bought in to a system where Banks and Schools are in it for profit.
I beg to differ. I am only in third year and even just working on a degree has helped me in my professional and personal life. I actually genuinely like being in university. I'm sorry if you have had bad experiences (you may already be calling me sheeple) but mine are different. It's not perfect but I feel education is worth more than the piece of paper that they give you at the end.
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Imagine paying thousands of dollars to go to college just to be taught by a fraudulent professor lol
Wouldn't mind at all if I learned. There are plenty of legit professors that suck.
exactly the fact that he taught at Toronto University crushed me
Trump University........
Exactly. At least these diplomas useful and cost couple grand ,not like gender studies sht they make for 50k. :)
lmfao!
No one who has actually earned a degree forgets where their degree is from.
You've apparently never done too big of a dab
ngl I forget the school that I go to for a measurable period of time. As in the name, that is (not the location.)
I have almost an associate's degree and I've forgotten where my almost degree has come from before... and I'm not fraudulent when I mark down "some college".
I feel like if you get a bachelor or master, you wont forget it
Exactly
I just ordered my Phd on Amazon. It will be here Thursday.
Rickertsred LOL 😂 most underrated comment so far IMO !!!
Amazon Prime?
I got mine in one day through prime priority.
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Lol
As a college student going through 5 years of dental school to become a dentist this is very insulting to me. People that get fakes degrees online, potentially putting people's lives at risk and making a profit from it, is utterly revolting.
Also that way it will no longer be a insult
Honestly, I studied aerospace engineering for 5 years. I dont care if you have a degree or not, if you can do the job well, it shouldn't matter. And especially with government intervention, school has become far too expensive.
Sounds like you're jealous they can do the same thing spending no money lol
@@dissraps For real! For some reason its engrained in us that you have to go to college to be able to do certain things. Thats not the case at all! I regret getting my deghree in aerospace engineering, huge waste of money and time. I just run my own remodel business now. College is 100% a waste of money and time. You can easily learn all of it on your own.
6 years dental school here i might graduate on the 7th
PLOT TWIST:
That Retired FBI agent purchased his badge online
I also question the journalists :P Lol
Also got his hair online
I went into a shop in Greenwich village NY in the ninety s. You could buy any badge,ID or degree they put your name and or photo while you waited.It was much cheaper than these prices ! I don't remember but I think they were under $ 20.00. Scam all they way. A bunch of teens getting Ids & drivers license to get into clubs .
Ha ha ha
Trump got his wig online as well!
I have two legit degrees from accredited universities and I cant even find a decent job, how are these scam artist doing it...they should teach a course.
You can't find a job because you have severe shortcomings. There are no guarantees in life.
@@busterbiloxi3833 Such a helpful reply.
Criminals seem to be blessed with unusual creativity :-( while life passes by simple honest folk
Open your own buisnesse.
Same mate.. i got very good degree from good university yet its hard to find job becoz of my communication problem. i m losing hope.
I bet that retired FBI agent waited years to flash that badge again.
Bullseye. After years of intense bent BB Gun target training, he finally shot enough Badgers, at the Carnival, to win a freshly printed Badge.
Lol
😂😂😂
Like the FBI has a shred of credibility.
And yet still more than you. None of this relies solely on the retired FBI agent's views either, but you stay blind to that.
This is what you get when McDonald's start putting "Bachelor's preferred" on their hiring posters.
Are you serious?
And soon you will need a Ph.D to work there.
Who the hell would have a bachelor's and work at McDonald's? McDonald's is a job for a high-school kid that lives in home and needs weed money.
Vanquish Media if you have a liberal arts degree lol .
@@VanquishMediaDE brah im guessing your a boomer who got a job right after graduating 😅 unfortunately now a days your lucky to get a job after graduating university
I lost it when he started saying the room was too hot.
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yeah that was really sus lol
Guy couldn't remember where he got his masters. I failed out of college after 1 year because of to much partying. I was drunk 99% of the time I was there. Here it is 30 years later and I can still tell you the name of the school.
tsixclerk 😂😂😂😂😂
yeah load of bs, nobody just forgets their university
Do you also say "Would you like some fries with that" since you're a bum now
tsixclerk lol
@Michael Sastname Lol..
Why isn't Marketplace exposing the incompetence of HR departments who hire these con-artists in the first place?
IKR
Goddamn right!! How can they hire people without background check, that should also include their degrees as well.
They're worth as much as a real degree when it comes to being able to do the job.
Its because the potential employee has connections within the company and his friend brings them in to the workplace
@Jeff Bardot same here but in my case my cousins plagiarized my resume and tried to get hired where i worked...lol he just took my name out put his...long story short i had to have school send transcript and verify my degree....honestly i almost quit because it was so embarrassing.. But im past that now
Didn’t surprise me when she said “politicians” on that list
Hi I’m 14 and have my PhD from Harvard
Matt Dontoya what’s your chosen vocation??, our daughters set for uni early too xx
Hey, I'm a hamster and I have a Ph.D. from Wassamatta U.
@Matt Dontoya 14? You must have not been that smart. You should have had it at 10 years old.
You must be brilliant. ?
Sacred Sun I know a fetus with one
This kid should step up
I never knew this existed, thanks going to get my own degree now
Easy money, do it.
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Matt Merrill Go the whole hog - get a PhD. 👍🏻😂
Get a PhD and Post Doctorate too , directly lol
she had purple eyes
that was funny!
Where did they go? I O U?
purple aren't impossible, just super rare.
😂 😂 😂
Yeah, they had concentric circles in them as well and they were called the Rinnegan.
I love how the Almeda-grad therapist was wearing a Marines shirt one day and an Air Force hat the next. Dude just lives every moment of his life in a dream world.
It's scary to meet these people because they'll never have self awareness, you have to observe them and realize omg this person is delusional and doesn't care about the truth.
Don’t feel bad 🤷🏻♂️ companies look over hard working people just because they dont have 3 PHD’s and 6 masters and 12 years of experience by age 26
Huge over exaggeration
@TWP you think 😒
Soww true
HatoJey on god
@@twp4603 not that huge....
I have a 15 page assignment due on Monday and I'm over here watching this.
What professor has the time to read at 15 page assignment? My English teacher says the MAXIMUM for our essays is 1200 words.
Just buy one 🤣🤣🤣
Use big fonts or small paper.
@@deynna45 how? where?
@Rama Nrusimhadevara where?
Don't worry, some of the "earned" degrees are just as worthless too!
kauske not if you know what to do with it
Try getting a meaningful career with a liberal arts or philosophy degree!
Lol gender studies,
+kauske True. I know some complete dumbasses who have legitimate degrees.
gender studies
No matter how insignificant your college was, if you attended it and completed it and then got the degree by yourself. You are a Legend !
The most expensive item on my property is not my bmw or house, it’s my degree.
fana406 bmw what a waste of money.
@@xivwords5448 says the person who does not even have a high school diploma
Lmfao I hear ya brother
Should of almeda only $1500
Lol
I got my degree from Clown University as a professional clown lol
You can get a degree in surfing next. No, really you can.
@@dennisthemenace3695 😂
Omg I went there too! Just got my nose in, wish me luck ❤️
@banana aya playa No, that was Stephen Harper.
Dennis The Menace - I believe the RB, B&B “Clown University” has closed its doors. While it was not a formal “Academic Institution”, it had a rigorous program (albeit short) and was well-regarded in its industry.
And I would have been principal if it wasn’t for those meddling teens
Lmao
That's bad, but funny as hell.
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I attended an accredited Canadian university for ten years and earned two degrees: one bachelor's degree and one medical degree. It cost me nearly a quarter million dollars and a decade of incredibly hard work. And to think....I could have saved all that time and money and purchased a degree from Ashley University. What a waste of the best years of my life!!
I am so sorry this happened to you. ☹💔
It should be you go to school to learn not for certification
@@luccianoblock5127💯💯💯💯
Ok! I’m about to get one! You know if anyone who bought one from them?
Thats enough money to buy literal hundreds of PhD enough for Nobel prize
I have a real PhD and I still can't get a job.
lol depends on wht
I got mine for 45k 5 and half years and I recently got a job . I graduated in 2014 btw. Stay strong 💪
... @ Jon, it's either Ur major, Or, U want big buck$ w/no negotiating a salary. That's probably why U don't have a job w/the PhD.
sopascat7 yeah but he really shouldn’t compromise for a lower salary if he has a PhD.
... @ Jason, most companies find a person w/the same, or similar, credentials to work for the asking salary. Example: the job offers $100K a year, but the person wants 200K. The company knows they can find another person to hire for the starting salary they're offering ... Jon didn't mention what his PhD major is/was. A gal I use to know earned her MA degree in Missionary work, yet she wondered why she wasn't getting a high pay raise working as a Care Giver. Wall Street isn't going to hire folks with MA or PhD degree in the Arts (acting, ballet, musician, etc).
My step father has multitudes of these but the thing is, he suffers from delusions and thinks they are real. No person can have 12 phds but hes seriously convinced he does and that just taking the test? for the degree was all he needed because he's so smart.
We can't tell him otherwise because like I said, he is delusional and will fight tooth and nail to defend himself. It's really sad :(
I have a friend like that
yeah delusions are pretty messed up I experienced a few doing lows
No one cares
Meanwhile I'm spending $$$ and 4 years for a real degree?!?!?
Unit23OnPatrol universities, are a joke. Take a look all the kids go University now is 80% Chinese, whose parents have no idea what current university system is.
Because they're paying actual people with actual qualifications (hopefully) and are registered. Rather than all these people who think education is a scam (trump voters, no doubt), education is one of the best things humans can engage in. However, make sure you're getting what you pay for. If your lecturers are muppets, or if you check your lesson notes against your texts/online and they don't match, there's a problem.
@Rev limits Says someone who thinks political leanings govern anything besides who you vote for.
if you are not taking a degree in stem there isnt much point in getting a useless degree in gender studies or art, you will be better off to just start work without a degree
much better tho
I study English at Prince Sattam University in Saudi Arabia. I enrolled in a Shakespeare class last term taught by an Egyptian professor named Mohammad Saeed Ali. He's professor of English literature, but he doesn't know any English and doesn't know any literature. A lot of question marks hanging over this guy! This program has answered these question marks.
i kinda feel bad for the Prof at Seneca, bc he DID his Masters in Croatia, and after he immigrated here the degree did not translate, which is yearss down the drain yk
Maybe he should have looked into that before he moved.
Radeo right 🤦🏽♀️ when people from North America move to those countries they maintained their degrees though.
WendyCinderea Because we have higher standards.
higher standards... canadian education is a joke in most of the world.
@@Radeo FYI, he did as the degree was acceptable to Immigration Canada.
Note to self: Never trust a psychologist whose name is Ojo, is from Nigeria, talks about inequality by showing his right hand, compares relationships with making lasagna, and drives a 2002 Nissan Altima with a fart cannon.
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Ikr? The car is definitely a red flag. Anyone driving such a vehicle should NOT be regarded as a trustworthy psychologist!
I want to say something funny but this is already perfect
Narcotic Cookies a Nissan?
LOL LMAO DWL
OH DAMN!! I attend Seneca College (same campus which the had the interview with the professor) and the professor from Seneca College, Dubravko Zgrablic, was my professor for my Computer Application course. No wonder I didn't learn anything from his class and he didn't know what he was taking about. He pretty much taught the very basics of using computer applications and using Microsoft Office applications.
I barely passed his class with no learning outcome. All his tests and final exam did not relate to what he taught, I was lost on how to do things cause he didn't teach anything. The material on homework, assignments, test and exam were hard to do. I was expecting that this course will be more in depth and will be learning something but didn't learning anything. My friends who took his class and all other students who took his class said the same thing about what they've learned, nothing! I really wasn't expecting this from my college.
I really wasn't expecting this from Seneca College. I really thought that they had better process of going through each professors credentials, education(s), paperwork and going through their background check.
Don't be shocked by Seneca. Go to King Campus and you'll have a laugh
It's more worse?
they barely spoke English.
He also taught at Ryerson and U of T(the latter which will be mocked internationally now).
Zarq Mirza Didn't report him??
“The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.” ― Socrates
Damn well I guess I got tons of wisdom
Mini Beetle it is actually more about cutting emotional cravings to be “someone” which leads to no thinking and quiet mind .
“You know nothing Jon Snow.” - Ygritte
According to Socrates, Jon Snow is the most wisdom filled person.
two of these people had gone to real universities before moving here. maybe it needs to be easier for immigrants to have their degrees actually taken seriously? i know two people who had masters degrees from the soviet union who were forced to start over and not allowed to work in their field, could that be part of the problem?
@banana aya playa Why not offer to challenge the course by doing final exams, thesis, etc. to see how well somebody is educated in a certain subject?
If they can do well in everything they would need to finish the course, why make them do it all over again?
@@CigsInABlanket good idea
I was going to say the same. Give more opportunities for someone to "test" their skills against the university's standards, and if they pass, they get credit. As far as I know, there isn't a lot of opportunity for people to do this in graduate degrees. For some things, like medicine, it makes sense to have them retake courses. As you want to make sure that the person understands the needs of people in that new region. But things like computer science or math don't change country to country.
Maybe that's something those people should research about potential destination countries before making such an important decision as immigrating to one of those countries.
Of course it is possible they may be refugees, or seeking political asylum or whatever else, but we can't make laws based on exceptions.
So, would you really want someone dumb enough to not check ahead to be designing buildings or doing open heart surgery or whatever else their supposed specialty is.
Use their degrees from their home countries.
Interesting story. I have friends that work in oil & gas in fort McMurray. They are all electricians. Around 95% of these immigrants with journeyman tickets are bogus and should never ever use their trades tickets. 2nd year electricians know more than these so called journeyman.
Those people working at Tim Hortons that have extra degrees from their native country. But can't make a double double coffee. Yeah I believe they are qualified. That was sarcasm btw
I got my degree for 40K+ and they get theirs for $1500-$1800. How nice. . .😐
It's saving you time and money. very nice indeed
I love your hair! So prettttty!
60k plus hours and hours and years of work and I am still working on it.
You actually got an education. You're qualified.
And your 4 years of your life...
All this told me is that 5 years of college and $120,000 in student loans is a waste.. All these people are doing just fine with a $1500 peice of Paper vs a $120,000 peice of paper ..
Huh, don't even dare to google "Fiat currency" because it may cause you to have a heart attack
Regardless a proper education is priceless.
M S. Yea sure if we’re talking pre-k through 12 grade. Obviously you need a degree if you’re treating people but for most jobs a degree is pointless
@@dunkninddonuts Yeah, and you don't need college to do get it.
@@dunkninddonuts *One can get a proper education by talking to a shaolin monk or the nearest hobo on the street, it makes no difference.*
What's funniest is what this is exposing on a deeper level.. The fact that these people are able to not only acquire employment. But, that they can remain employed almost indefinitely.. So my question is exactly how much of this "legitimate" educational BS is actually required to do said job? If these people are capable of attaining and consistently performing on a level that's acceptable, then it exposes the fact that it's not about"education", and merely about class separation and the acquisition of money only.. It's a hierarchy that all about the haves and have not's and will strive to continue this inequitable social/class structure..
Correct. It is called a BS degree aka Bullshit.
University of CMIYC(Catch me if you can)
Almighty YT this reminded me of that movie too 😂😂
Abagnale was pretty smart though...he ended up working for the FBI.
🤣 Funny
Hahaha
That lasgna metaphor just helped me so much thanks
It made me hungry.
I can live now
Ya I went and made Lasagna using his instructions.
Recipe:
1.Ground Beef
2.This
3.That
sorry i am making lasagne tonight how long should i cook my wife to make it perfect
12:40 LOL! parking at a disabled parking doesn't help the man's situation!!!
faking his disabilities with USMC and Air Force service
that's a separate issue; what he did with his degree is wrong, but be careful what you say and accuse; not all disabilities are visible and just because you don't use a wheelchair does not mean that you do not have a disability. This guy clearly has some ethical loops, but don't harm others by spreading misinformation.
I knew the guy was BSing when he started telling them to look at his fingers😭
vsauce, michael here! where are your fingers?
Actually, a printed 'diploma' is worthless. Any employer doing actual vetting will demand a TRANSCRIPT directly from the accredited institution.
Russ G Companies that do "real" vetting will just outsource the job to a clearinghouse that checks the transcripts and screens out universities without regional accreditation.
Most master’s and doctor’s except MBA all have to publish a thesis or dissertation to graduate, ask them for one.
best thing is to google map search the physical campus.
Russ G actually the real way to check if a person is legit is if he/she knows their field.
Actually a bunch of these mills join and accredit eachother.
Maybe this is fraudulent, but real universities price gouging people is also close to criminal.
Notice there is no investigative story on that. Makes you wonder...
Ip Freeley that is very true. It is way too expensive to get an education. That is why I bought a PHD in Rocket Science.
Yes I would LOVE for them to do a segment on this!
nobody likes to talk about the elephant in the room....easier to pick on a couple schmucks ripping people of a couple hundred dollars than the big criminal universities robbing people of hundreds and millions of dollars...sigh....
Ip Freeley u nailed on the coffin sometimes uni professor so lazy they just read out of the textbook or half as the instruction
dr. ojo lost his mojo
But he can make a mean lasagna 😂😅😆
Hugo Nongbri 😂
And drives a 2003 Nissan Altima lol
I really appreciate the investigative journalism you guys do!
I’m about to become a doctor at 15 😂
😂😂😂😂
Just remember not to spell it "docter" on your medical license.
every asian parents dream can now come true
Real proud of you bro !
You'll probably be better than 50% of the doctors practicing in Ontario!
I was literally just telling a coworker I wanted to pursue my PHD. He told me it would be easier to just buy it through one of these institutions. I thought he was somehow misunderstanding the online process, but now I see he was right. People are actually able to buy degrees and have the appearance of attending an institution.
This is very unsettling.
Talk to lots of people about their experiences. PhD programs can be brutal and take a very real toll on mental health. I am a graduate of the law school featured in the Paper Chase and 1L and it was an absolute cakewalk compared to my husband's PhD.
Well, caveat emptor to the businesses that do not call the college after your interview! If they don't call to check, they are the ones that are perpetuating the problem.
Not at all unsettling. If the companies and institutions were doing a credential and background check when hiring (like most places do), nothing of all this would happen.
I have a Doctorate in Demonology
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How long does it take to do a PhD?
"Well just two years" 😂😂😂😂😂
AtnafuT - In defense of that statement... my bachelors took 4 years, my masters one more, and my PhD another two years. What upsets me is that I’m still paying off my college loans.
Erin Thorkildsen in Canada it takes minimum four years for a PhD
That's so dumb lolol
Well some PhD's like a physicians take a lot longer, 7 if you go for a surgical specialty. And some schools it takes two years to get a master if you go for an EE with a sub-specialty. In the states I mean...
I know a person that finished their PhD in Two Years
“How many fingers?” Good grief. Sounds about as pitiful as a therapist in St. Louis that I went to for help for PTSD. She Used EMDR; (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). She had the degree, but please...snapping fingers repeatedly as I suffered by reliving my trauma. She desensitized my insurance company out of many $$$.
Now I know why I know more than my doctor.
But they'll still give you an attitude
...it's getting hot in here...let me open the window and run the hell out!
hahahahaha
j4jacks 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Fell for the old open the door trick... I have pulled that on plenty of dates
As a holder of a PhD from a legit university, this depresses me
As the holder of a masters from a legit university and got a hard earned distinction in my quantitative thesis, I can totally relate to your feeling.
Why because you waster your money!
@@jackjhone3366 Ever heard of scholarships? No one who is on a scholarship wastes money, that's why your parents emphasized on you getting good grades. You seemed to not have heeded to that advice, shame.
@@fatimasow6887 I studied in Europe and all my studies were free so no worries.
Jack Jhone you probably should've paid attention more and you would realize taxes paid for you school and you're now paying that back with your income.
I solemnly swear I am only looking into these “Universities” for research purposes.
Messy J OMG!!! 😂 😂 😂
Same LOL 😂
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I had this teacher at Seneca. I was also thinking If could get my money back. I had him twice for computer courses. He was an ok teacher. Those heavily struggling with the course did seem to find it hard to get help from him. IMO he was organized and gave specific instructions for everything. Due to being a bit on the serious side, I guess students caught a bad vibe from him and focused on all the bad things. I thought he was good and accommodating. He gave lots of bonuses and chances to earn more marks than normal. However I am deeply disappointed and insulted that he used false credentials to teach. Even if his degree was not a factor in the hiring decision. If he doesn't get fired. I may not stay with Seneca. As an institution that teaches the principles of business ethics, keeping this professor would be a serious insult to every student who has rightfully earned their degree and the teachers who worked their asses off to get their job. There are teachers of every corner of the world and yet they still managed to get a job without false credentials, or ... did they...There shouldn't be any tolerance.
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Things such as being organized and providing specific instructions to students are pretty bare minimum traits for a teacher to have. When I read that a teacher with dubious credentials in a post secondary institution is overly lenient giving "lots of bonuses and chances to earn more marks than normal", it makes me wonder if its just a lowkey way to keep students' mouths shut. Students will always be better than any school's hiring dep. at picking up when something is not right with a teacher since they are the ones spending their days trying to learn from him and scrutinizing the material he is trying to teach. So when I read that he was really lenient with marks it seems like its just a way of keep students happy and shutting down anyone digging too deep. After all, a salty student doing poorly in a class is much more likely to stir up trouble for him than a student that feels grateful to him for giving them a high mark.
Ruo students that aced his courses don't have much to say of course, why take back a good mark? ... I received a great mark from him because I was interested in bus. computer applications before taking the class and I applied myself.The bonuses were part of the assignment, it was there in case you wanted to figure it out and they were difficult, so only those really interested in the material got them. He still gave zero to late assignments and he didn't just give away unearned marks. Occasionally I encountered students who complained as to how hard and confusing these computer classes were no matter what prof. In the end it is the student's responsibility to earn their mark, that's true. I would guess in any post secondary there are mark lenient profs. It just this fraudulent behaviour throws the entire validity of the school's faculty into question, which can affect the image of the school's effectiveness to students' prospective employers should marketplace blow this case up even further. That's what seems unfair. Do you think the school should make a statement?
exactly sir.
Students are constantly pushed to get higher marks, whether they learn or not is not as much of a concern with many of the students.
Just like the teacher, it is more about what you have on paper.
So giving them a higher mark just means they won't complain as much about not learning anything, since now atleast they got the mark to "pretend they did learn it".
the system has inherent flaws.
When an Indian pick up the phone, you know you're in Scamland.
Jakester! - The Darude Comment Critic those are Pakistanis, as that’s where the worlds largest Diploma mill “axact” operates from
Dont be "that" guy!
Actually most are Pakistani
@First Namer u good...pakistan and india are totally different
@@puneethsankaraiah4641 different countries and religions but not even before 1947...they're very similar to westerners esp when our only contact is scam phone calls
A masters degree earned in a year for Counseling Psychology. Had a legit job in Counseling for 2 decades just to make metaphors about fingers and lasagna lol.
Where do you get to take your master’s in clinical psychology for one year? In America it takes about 2-3 years to get a master’s in psychology which equates to 60 or more credits.
As someone with multiple degrees who can't find work because I've had health issues (& thus gaps in my work history), this is repulsive. People should verify credentials and not judge people just because they have gaps in their resume. This is why incompetent people have power while competent people who may have had life happen to them are effectively locked out of the workforce.
The “psychologist” is dangerous. Imagine the lawsuit if the patient committed suicide.
lol whatever.
I’m going to make Mommie proud and become a doctor for $1500 😜
The cringe is strong here.
legendray2008 the professor...so much cringe.
I'm with you on that.
Did this man just said “ inequality is what brings strength?” Whew chile
Also I slaved over my Bachelor degree I would never forget where I got it from!
He also told you about cooking Lasanga
And you say Chile?
I just got me a PhD for $2500. Time to start my career.
You should work at Kramerica Industries.
Douglas Northpole good luck fam 🙏🏽
Douglas Northpole idk if this is like the scam or you're from Denmark 😂
Mom and I are so proud of you. All our love.
Douglas Northpole now get out there and give it to the man!
Those students are hardcore af going after their principal lmao
I have a 15 page assignment due on Monday and I'm over here watching this.
@@hellodear6168 Hope you fail
To be fair real universities are doing the exact same thing, except they cost $100,000 - $200,000!
Matt Daronco scam
Lol what uni u go to??
If you get a dumb degree like liberal arts, gender studies and so on yes but that's your own dumb fault.
You should have chosen to study for something that can actually help you get a job
depends on the degree....you cannot say that about medical or nursing degrees, law ect. The are tested by outside sources. Same with electricians and other trades. Yes, careers are backed by useless diplomas.
Matt Daronco so true!
“Purple eyes” 😂 I don’t think that was even a person my guy lol
bro that was an enderman 😆
@@RemiliaVampireAvatar 😂
THIS is why I subscribed! More of these types of investigations please. 👏👏👍👍👍
We study hard to get a bachelor degree...
But getting a PhD without effort...
Continue your work marketplace
A BA isn't that hard to get. IF you know what you're doing, you can get one with minimal effort. I know more than a few people who, literally, copy/pasted research papers and got their degrees.
As someone with a degree in psychology, this pisses me off so much
Someone going through psychology right now I'll try to connect it somehow with a case study we're reading
I know right all these sleepless nights and crying over my GPA and these people are just buying them
But the five finger scenario is a great way to explain life
How much do you spent
Good thing they didn't mention Accounting. I would have been pissed knowing people are buying their diploma/degree AND getting jobs and I can't find one that I can put my degree to use with
There's a reason I don't take someone's degree seriously on face value. This is why.
The 41 persons disliking this vid may have some of those degrees lol
people* video*
MischievousMoo Chill it's RUclips comment section, not a grammar test
LOL:
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natasha hillocks are you one of them or just somone who likes gloating for a piece of paper
If I were the fraudulent psychologist in that first example (4:00), I would at least school myself after getting the degree.
He is probably so naïeve that he thinks counseling is just sitting and giving advice - something that you don't need to train for.
His PhD is also from a diploma mill. It's Christian and Korean run (their Facebook page only posts in Korean) so it probably didn't make as good a target to call.
@@astoriarego8304 he perhaps did get a qualification whilst in nigeria...but suprising i'm sure this is what many psych do..they make analogies. This prof guy pretends that it's something else, whilst it may be, making analogies isn't completely wrong,
@Ricardo Santos No, Pyschoanalysis is considered a pseudo-science. Pyschology is a wide scientific field with a lot of schools of thought, being structuralism and functionalism the ones which attains more to the scientific method.
" work smarter not harder "
My jaw dropped... seriously... this is insane... I wonder how many people, professionally, that I have come across that potentially have fraudulent credentials
Well now employers can check degree credentials through social security check. If they are willing to. So times have changed
They always check your credentials, nowadays it is impossibile
I can remember my spidy sense tingling when I have met some "highly" educated individuals who simply did not carry themselves as such
It may be dangerous to let any fraudulent student into any industry but it’s potentially deadly in nursing
What on earth? Do employers, even colleges and Universities don't vet their employees? Well, I'd sue the hell out of them.
All of employers want to see the piece of paper
I am thoroughly impressed with this investigation. Well done!
Unbelievable - University of Toronto doesn’t vet their own staff??? Seriously? Charging outrageous student fees?
They're academics.
If they were smart, they'd have real jobs.
Twenty Rothmans - if they have tenure, that’s pretty smart. A job from which you can’t be fired? Sweet!
As someone who regularly does couples counseling, I'm dying laughing. The Fingers of Inequality. It's not funny, of course - it's outright fraud - but the hand metaphor (and the Wisdom of Lasagna) is pretty hilarious. I'm guessing he was IN couples counseling with a former partner and while she was pouring-out her heart, he was thinking, "I could do this."
It may be funny in counselling or could be reckless in education but I would argue it’s potentially deadly in nursing
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11:09
Of all eye colours for a supposed aspiring Syrian wife, he picked purple.
contacts
Few cans short of a 6 pack if you ask me
Shame on that Filipino guy lol. As a Filipina myself, I was surprised of this news
He was thinking of that famous photo
Trump Universty
LOOOL xD
for real its not even funny and these hypocrite news stations are not exposing it!
Trump just licensed his brand he didn't actually run the thing. Trump got scammed.
Komosami King Democrat leftists universities do more harm than Trump university has ever done
how about some gender studies there snowflake
And leftist having courses on trying to normalize child molestation and pedophilia
+ap0lmc
Trump was wasn't scammed, he was the Trump University scam master!
He was approached by people that wanted to license the brand "Trump University", but he wanted to make more money, so he insisted on being the majority owner. Trump created TV ads for the scam, where he lied about "hand picking the instructors", and other crap. He admitted to his lies in depositions that have been uploaded to youtube.
Not surprised by Seneca at all. Teachers there barely spoke English.
I went to Centennial college for 3 years and Half of my teachers barely spoke English
You should do a story on the total incompetence of these companies in vetting their employees!
in america we call this univeristy of phoenix
True
+OKAYYYY. Sorry to burst your bubble but your actually incorrect. The University of Phoenix is an institution of higher education made primarily for adult education and is for-profit. They have produced many successful graduates regardless of their business model and I'm sorry your to uneducated to know that. Here is a link below for proof and if you need anymore let me know.
www.linkedin.com/pulse/defense-university-phoenix-diane-nieman-senffner/
Isn't Phoenix accredited?
+The Incognegro. The University of Phoenix is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. It is only accredited in certain degree programs though. Here is a link so you can see for yourself, hope this helps.
www.chea.org/university-phoenix
N.R. Lombardi you hold your Phoenix degree proudly lmfao
Some people do come from other countries with amazing education but have to get a job as a janitor because the degrees aren't accepted here. I don't mind if they use stuff like almeda just to bypass a barrier in order to use their knowledge and credentials. However it is a concern when people like the counselor use it. He has absolutely no legitimate knowledge at all.
Maybe they should have a programs like Almeda that send degrees as long as you have a degree from one of those nations.
@@DioBrando-mr5xs I have US citizenship and citizenship of country in Eastern Europe.
I can go to any college in my country and put 1000$ in college officials pocket and I’ll get 100% verified diploma. For real.
I work 2 sides job as a waiter for paying my collage tuition and take carrying my dad who have stroke and knowing this huge fraud makes me ill internally.. how come ? Why ? 😡
"Pay a fee and get a degree?" "Choose the date I graduate?!?" Them rhymes, lmao! Sounded like she could've been doing a commercial for these people on cable TV.
Imagine seeing your counselor on this episode
Human ressources employees from these places should be also be interviewed. They should know better before hiring someone especially in teaching.
This is appalling, those running these institutions should all be in jail.
Institutions should not be in jail. People should. People like Mr. Putin too who says both the west and the institutions of the west all belong in jail with people like Russian artisists who dared to do the math on how much money and sons his goals in Russia is costing Russians.
Doesn't everyone 'buy' their degree?
edit: Perhaps they aren't purchased....they are FINANCED.
Not people who go to public unis
It took me six years of hard work to EARN Bachelor and Master of Engineering
@@lowkeypurplesx6654 depend on where do you live. In my country you have to pay even for public uni,
After so much of hard work and hefty fees , I don't think so .
But , when I felt that I learnt more at my job then it feels like a waste of time and resources to get a Degree .
You definitely don't "buy" a STEM degree. Unless you are innately brilliant, those types of degrees take a tremendous amount of hard work. People argue that an Arts degree is a purchased degree but I don't think that's a fair statement either. No need to be jealous love. In this day and age, people without degrees often earn more than those with one.
Turns out you don't really need all that college education to do those jobs, but that sheet of paper makes people feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
The real one feel just like that but even better
Nice, a Madoka pfp in the wild
Makes you think about the students these "professionals" have been teaching coursework to, their own degrees are tarnished in some way now too along with the university's reputation.
I have a friend who said he has a master's in business, got hired became ceo of the place and never went to college, only graduated with a ged
good for him
@@AshA-su5uo Cheated of what? Zuckerburg and Gates didn't get their degrees before becoming CEOs of billion dollar companies. You're just salty that somebody is competent enough to hold a job without wasting money in university like you
Does your friend teach a course? Cause we need his wisdom
Respect for him
I'm so happy for him! This just shows you that you don't need college to succeed in life. 🙂👌
I know a guy, a senior (and I mean senior) executive at a billion dollar company and he has a degree from Almeda.
Two Words...Black Mail lol
Is it Trump?
Expose em!!
What company?
Ok, so do these institutions and workplaces not look up these universities they have never heard of before hiring a client???
That means they dont
No, most places don't. Its not worth the time if you have 20 applicants for the same opportunity, which happens a lot more than you might think.
@@MikeTheGamer77 You think employers take all 20 applicants seriously? Some will be called for an interview, then they narrow down which one they figure would best suit their workplace. That's when they *should* start vetting people.
Apparently many places don't even bother doing that, but, nevertheless, saying it's not worth the time is simply ridiculous.
Many Human Resource departments vet applicants based if they have a college degree or not. Seriously, it can be for any college degree. Some entry level data entry jobs are requiring college degrees these days. It's ridiculous.
Gonna be honest, there is nothing I learned in my engineering degree that isn’t free online. University’s are a huge rip off so so can definitely see someone not in the position to pay would learn the information and pay for a certificate. Of course this won’t work with getting a job at any large business as they will do there checks. If college education was value for money this wouldn’t happen.
What kind of engineering degree did you get? I wanted to go for mechanical engineering.
Same is true for many degrees nowadays.
Simple solution would be to provide an opportunity to challenge the final exam, write the thesis, etc. for a fee.
If you can do well with all of the end-course material, why make you slog through the entire course?
The problem with some universities engineering degrees is that they are too theoretical. I mean its important to be taught the theory but it's also essential to be exposed to it's real life applications. In my university almost every one I know graduates with job offer with 70k starting salary. The secret is that we follow a learn by doing philosophy. Our curriculum is composed of labs where you have the opportunity to use robotic total stations, remote data sensing technology, creat plan sets to later create BIM models which can then be used to develop a virtual walkthrough video for a client,laser scanning, coding, construction law, building codes, and design in a practical sense meaning how it's done in the real world...I think that's the key. Some schools prepare you for the industry while others just for the degree which means nothing if you were not prepared with the tools to land your first job.
No matter what credentials you have, social skills and work ethic can get you anywhere. Don’t expect a degree to get you a job it only prioritizes your interview lol ( Unless you work in medical, banking, or technology obviously )
A legitimate degree such as a law degree, psychology degree etc can provide one with the ability to have a private practice or business.
You mean, doctors don't need degrees, easier to hurt you, never held accountable, no degrees.
Trump University was one of them...... lol
eddierocks01 ooh that’s a good one 🤣
Sure as Hell was! Yet they elected him. Props to the biggest con man walking!
@@okimawilcox1550 who's the fool who fooled whom
He lives in your head rent free
You mean Elizabeth Warren who lied to get free college admission
Dont potential employers do background checks?
Not all do. Most say they do but 99% of them dont.
Only about 30% actually do
Even for the ones that do, I doubt places actually do in depth checks. They'll probably do a cheap quick one that just shows the University name and they accept it as face value.
Only if you work for the government
@@henryw.laster2778 they don't want to spend the money
$1,500 vs $90,000 student loan? Worthless degrees
Im us citizen and have citizenship in Russia, I can easily bribe officials in Russia for 1000$ to get degree that can be verified here in US. They just put me in system that I studied there. Many Eastern European countries do that. 1000$ is a lot for them.
Plot twist:
The host of the show also bought her diploma online.....
Great vid keep them coming.
Why am I working full time and spending tens of thousands of dollars to send myself through university if I can just spend a couple thousand for a bachelor's degree?
Luis Gallardo Because you bought into a scam and a broken system , Getting a degree is nothing but a waste of time and money. It's a useless sheet of paper that means nothing in the real world. You Bought in to a system where Banks and Schools are in it for profit.
I beg to differ. I am only in third year and even just working on a degree has helped me in my professional and personal life. I actually genuinely like being in university. I'm sorry if you have had bad experiences (you may already be calling me sheeple) but mine are different. It's not perfect but I feel education is worth more than the piece of paper that they give you at the end.
A V that's a silly argument
You should, at the end of the day, is just a piece of paper. Experience is more important than a degree
You answered your own question. Because in a real university, your degree is helping you and you like the university.