[Icelander]

I hear a lot of comments here about Corllins University. I obtained my degree from there and I was asked to provide transcripts and course content from my previous studies. I waited 2 weeks for their assessment to see if I could transfer into a degree. I finally heard back that I could at the Bachelors level, the fees were 549$. They never told me upfront I qualified I had to wait. They are accredited both as global and online as a online education source. Currently they are not doing online courses content simply previous education and training to transfer into a degree if you qualify with their board. Online upgrading towards degrees is slated for January they told me. So what part of this doesn't seem upfront or honest? Other online universities told me their processes and it's almost identical with the difference being you can currently upgrade with them. If Corllins is a mill why to they continue to improve, plan ahead courses, and stay open. They treated me professionally and I feel they are legit.
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[NeedKarma]

They treated me professionally and I feel they are legit.

Because you are a shill for them. Their accreditation are from bogus accreditation associations that the degree mills set up to try to appear legit.

[Fr_Chuck]

They are not accredited by any Education group associated with the US Dept of Education.

They may have a state license, they are "accredited" by groups that have little value.
Please just look 549 dollars, that is not even one class at a real university.

you get what you pay for.
You can not have a transcript if you did not take real classes, study, do tests and so on.

[Icelander]

I transferred in my credits from university and college for my degree. I already had an undergrad and associates degree. So I wasn't required to write any exams and my transcripts are from classes I attended. I was required to write a thesis paper too. Sounds pretty legit to me...

[NeedKarma]

You didn't attend any classes, didn't write any exams, wrote a thesis that you didn't have to defend and got a degree from a company in Pakistan - you think that's legit? Only if you work for them I guess.