[shami1984]

Will you tell me whether the Concordia college and university [www.concordia-college.net] which offers work experience degrees is recognized world wide? Or is there any other globally accredited university which offer work experience degree?

[happy2003]

I'd stay away from this institution. What your actually doing is buying a degree from the government of Liberia, who runs the school out of Dominica, the US mailing address is actually in the Virgin Islands and their website is hosted in Pakistan. They are not accredited by any legitimate organization and by doing business with some of those countries you are helping fund numerous injustices and war. Not to mention in some states if you tried to use it you could face prosecution for using an unlawful degree.

I would sugest you use the money you would spend on the fake degree (that's what it is) to go to an accredited community college or trade school.

[JOYHSEES]

Can you tell me whether the Belford University which offers work experience degrees is recognized and a accredited or is it a scam?

[happy2003]

No. Belford University is a scam too.

Listen people, if it sounds too easy or too good to be true... it is! School is supposed to challenge and help you grow, and frankly anyone touting their work experience degree as a real degree is in need of some education. There is not one legitimate institution that will grant you a degree based on your "life/work experience."

For help on determining if a college or university is accredited by a real and recognized source, there is some good info on wikipedia.

List of recognized accreditation associations of higher learning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[Curlyben]

Please refer to this sticky: https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/univer...lls-56488.html