See below for detail but in general if your university does
not have a campus nor if you did not finish a thesis, you
are either self-styling yourself as a PhD or you bought a
fake degree from a diploma mill.
'If the answers to many of the following questions are “yes,”
the degree provider under consideration may be a “mill”:
Can degrees be purchased?
-Is there a claim of accreditation when there is no
evidence of this status?
-Is there a claim of accreditation from a questionable
accrediting organization?
-Does the operation lack state or federal licensure
or authority to operate?
-Is little if any attendance required of students,
either online or in class?
-Are little or so few assignments required for students
to earn credits?
-Is a very short period of time required to earn a degree?
-Are degrees available based solely on experience or
resume review?
-Are there few requirements for graduation?
-Does the operation fail to provide any information about
a campus or business location or address and rely, e.g.,
only on a post office box? (or an address in Timbuku?)'
-Does the operation fail to provide a list of its faculty
and their qualifications?
-Does the operation have a name similar to other well-known
colleges and universities?
-Does the operation make claims in its publications for
which there is no evidence?
Reference:
Council for Higher Education Accredition
http://www.chea.org/degreemills/frmStates.htm
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