I am interested in Almeda University, but I can not determine if they are a legitimate university or just someone working from the living room in their house. Can you give my any background on this school so that I can determine their real existence? Thanks V. Hicks

Fr_Chuck

it does not appear to be very well respected. Merley do a web search and alot of negitive info will show up

klmgb

Any program that allows you to "convert your life experience" into a degree is questionable at best. For any higher learning institution REGIONAL ACCREDITATION is the standard.

ltb4c

According to the Federal Government, the university is not accredited. This translates into a worthless diploma.

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Kiran_Yarra

Hi I am Kiran,I did my Hotel Management from Indo American Hotel Management Academy.I did my Diploma from (AHLA)American Hotel and Lodging Association.And my degree is from Almeda University.I am planning to do my MBA.

According to previous conversation it was mentioned (Almeda is a non-traditional university offering degrees based on prior learning. While most businesses DO accept this degree)

I applied for some universities in US AND UK.But they responded back to me that there is no such university.My application got denied,My complete One got spoiled.

I'll be very much thankful, if any one can help me by answering this question?

........I just need to know List of Universities which accepts Almeda University Degree is US AND UK or else which organisations does accept this degree.I did checked the www.vault.com No information.......

Veronica678

WRONG! Not accredited does not mean worthless at all. Almeda University degrees are actually quite valuable. It's true that not 100% of all private employers will accept your Almeda University or Suffield University degree. But SO WHAT? Estimates are that 50 to 65 percent will. True - if you get your degree for $500.00 you will have to apply to TWICE as many companies than you would if you had a traditional degree, but SO WHAT?!? Do you really think that's a big deal? Is this too much to ask? Is it easier to drop $25,000 and 4 years of your life to get that traditional degree? For some, perhaps it is. The choice is yours.

If you are thinking that the degree will get you acceptance to any and every traditional 4-year college. It won't. Also, if you plan to work in a government job, do not attempt to get your degree from Almeda University. That means Teachers, Law Enforcement Officials, County Workers, Etc. If this is you, then stay away!

For details about the acceptance of the Almeda degree and the best way to represent your Life Experience Degree to prospective employers, see About Life Experience Degrees