| As a human resources manager, I can tell you that you should not waste your money on a so-called life experience degree issued from what is nothing more than a diploma mill. I have no information on the school you specifically mentioned, but I'll just say, be very careful of claims of accreditation. Many claiming accreditation are essentially self-accredited. They establish a web site with what sounds like a really impressive university name and even include photos of some ivy-covered building to suggest that they have a real college campus. Then they create a very official sounding accrediting organization to which they then claim to be "accredited"--i.e., self-accreditation--about as good as the diploma you could create for yourself on your home computer.
Here's the bottom line in my office. We don't accept the degree of an applicant for employment if the school from which the degree was obtained is not accredited by an accrediting organization that is recognized as legitimate by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Postsecondary Education (check out their web site and institutional database). | 
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