Brixton University review: Life Experience Degree 5

"THANKS TO MY BANK I WAS RESCUED FROM the FRAUDS AT GLOBAL BUSINESS GROUP/ Brixton University."

"A fraudster accusing other fraudsters of committing fraud. Oh the irony! "

There is nothing fraudulant about life experience degrees I earned through my years of heard work and academic study. Life experience degrees are legitimate at the right, and legal schools.

I invite you to read this article about life experience degrees and how they work in your spere time. Again life experience degrees are legal and legitimate. You are wrong when you say I didn't earn this degree, I did. Life experience degrees are awarded to canidates who show proof of at least five years of work in their given fields, secondly, life experience degrees are given to canidates who have earn college credits, professional development training, , writing independently, and published work to demonstrate the knowlege one have accumilated in their life time. A life experience degree says you've shown your hard work and for your hard work in your life time you are awarded a life experience degree. I have graduated with an undergradute degree and completed some graduate work earning 21 credits-University and another 14 graduate credits inservice and professional development studies. You said "why didn't you simply drive over to the University of British Columbia and purchase one from them"?Unfortunately The University of British Columbia may not have an experiemential degree program, this innovative method of education is new. Also let's put this in perspective do you think any college would be that accommodating to issue degrees to people like myself, they would lose trillions of dollars, they would rather have canidiate of their university spend, and spend money for course work. Please take the time and read this article on life experience degrees thanks for your thoughts http://www.aboutlifeexperiencedegrees.com/

Hello Jazzcat23,

I'm glad you went to this website and read the information for yourself and everything you quoted from this website is true however, you left this part out " The truth is that these life experience degrees DO WORK. But you have to know how to work them. Keep reading if you want to know how to make a Life Experience degree work for you." And "Still not sure what to do? Here's a suggestion. DO BOTH! Get your degree from Almeda University or Rochville University or one of them. At the same time, enroll in your local traditional college. Now spend the same time on each." And finally, C'mon, will these Degrees Really Work? In my case I have done both I already have a traditional undergraduate degree degree, and now I seeking a graduate life experience degree.
Futhermore,
"I am answering this question for people that are seeking employment in the private sector. After all, I assume that's what you are curious about. Will employers recognize and accept these Life Experience Degrees? Well, if you know what you are doing and know how to work them, the answer is an astounding - YES.
Don't believe the garbage you read on any website that tells you that Life Experience Degrees are fakes or scams or that these degrees will get you fired. Those websites (such as degree.net) are written by the people that run and dominate the "institutions of higher learning." They want to dictate the rules and set the terms with an iron first. You conform to their standards or you're railroaded off to the unemployment line, the hell with you as far as they're concerned. They call you names, claim you're inferior, and disparage your experience and degree, saying you got your Life Experience degree at a "diploma mill" rather than somewhere that recognizes your experience and rewards you for it.
seek out all the PRIVATE colleges and apply to them all. If you are lucky, you will find one that accepts your Life Experience Degree credits.
More and less. Canadian employers are more likely to accept the concept of experiential learning as a valid form of education. Private employers in Canada accept Life Experience degrees at a higher rate than in the United States.'
With that said, life experience degrees do work and again they are legitimate and legal degrees, provided they are issued from legitimate schools.

You're right and I thank you for reading the article, I thought it was interesting, but as I told you before I already have a traditional undergraduate degree. Again you are right life experience degrees has its many draw backs as you have read in the article.
Goood luck, and best of wishes to you.