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Please remember brixton university is also liars like ashwood and other universities, i applied online and they did not send me degree as well not refund and now they are not reply also so be aware.

Update by eviasho
May 17, 2009 9:50 am EDT

who was that idion hacked email, password, , , , ,
i am eviasho, , , i got my degree from brixton university and its really great. i was very impressed with the international service from brixton.

thanks brixton

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jackie
Sep 12, 2008 4:05 am EDT

http://www.bcdegrees.ca/index.php?Itemid=25&id=13&option=com_content&task=view i found this

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Andrea
NZ
May 08, 2009 1:19 am EDT

Actually, brixton is an accredited online degree university. The lectures speak for themselves, and I was very impressed with the service I received from Brixton.

Andrea Cooke
La, Ca

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diana
CK
May 29, 2009 5:52 pm EDT

This is completely untrue and brixton university is an awesome place to obtain your life experience degree.

I know they changed their policy due to the fact that the payments were sent by fraudsters using a fake credit card, but they are the best/.

summer classes are either a good way to catch up and finish your bachelor degree online.
I met a co-worker and one night after work we went for a drink. This gal earns a salary in the mid six figure range, and I have been impressed with her from day one. Soon she told me the secret, she was a graduate of Brixton university, and online accredited university where got her life experience degree.
Wow, i thought I could get a bachelor degree online. So I checked out the web site, and ordered my life experience degree from Brixton. Within weeks I received my accredited degree from brixton university, and immediately got a promotion.
So you can waste time in summer classes or get your online arts bachelor degree, online masters degree or associated degree online. If you are techie, you can get that too.
Check it out at:

http://www.brixtonuniversity.com

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diana
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May 29, 2009 6:00 pm EDT

Brixton University is an accedited institution. I am a teacher and lecturer at brixton university and must add that these negative comments are false.

You have any query, then contact them directly at: http://www.brixtonuniversity.com

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Brixton
London, GB
Jul 23, 2009 2:07 am EDT

To all who have read this forum. It has just come to our attention that eviasho posted negative comments about Brixton University, however these are not the facts. Eviasho is completely unqualified, and demanded a degree.

Further he made payment using a fraudulent credit card, and was denied his application. He has done the same with Ashwood and other online universities, so it is shame that he would post such comments.

The man is obviously delirious, and expects to get something for nothing, especially when he is as dumb as can be with no qualifications and did not even complete high school.

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pmjk
Collingwood, CA
Oct 27, 2009 4:41 am EDT

To heatherbirdlady:

I gather from your remarks that your position is that you cannot earn university credits for life experience.I am not familiar with the U.S.A. however in Canada there is such a program offered by most of our universities administered through the government.It is known as P.L.A.R.- Prior Learning and Assessment Recognition.One can be awarded up to I believe it is 60% of the credits needed to earn a degree provided one can substantiate their employment and experience.
As for being dangerous, perhaps depending on the circumstances.I was employed by Corrections Services Canada for 10 years posted to a maximum security prison as a C.O..There we had many different people from many walks of life and different countries employed as C.O.'s I found the older officers with little or no education to be quite adept at their profession.Whilst the younger ones with university degrees I might add were incapable of speaking English correctly, amongst many other deficiencies.
I presently teach English in China and I do not possess a degree of any kind other then a college certificate( not a degree in business) and a certificate from the Correctional regional Staff College.I also spent 3 years in the Infantry in the Canadian armed Forces.I work alongside teachers with and without university degrees and more often than not i find very little difference in the level of teaching.It comes down to " life experience" and the way in which one interacts with people.On both sides of the equation their are those that excel and those that fail.The qualification of a university degree in my opinion amounts to a piece of paper and is in no way indicative of the persons ability or intelligence. Just my opinion.

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Special team international fraud
Seattle, US
Nov 28, 2009 4:28 am EST

brixton university is a scam. It has licensed from universities and even a commercial license. You steal money through paypal, also look at their site and clearly a scam.
In U.S. diploma mill can be understood as a company's commercial product released as a graduate, Brixton is nothing of the boys are making scams and print your own diploma ... does not exist. We warned the FBI because they operate in the U.S. with mailboxes in the UK and CANADA.

Special team international fraud

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Special team international fraud
Seattle, US
Dec 15, 2009 9:34 am EST

nmlokplèpm ugiyijo

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Special team international fraud
Seattle, US
Dec 15, 2009 9:43 am EST

Dear Friends
Brixton continues to cheat.
Brixton University is a company under the name
Global Advantage, no longer have funds in different accounts.
Now we say the scam:

sell internet diploma

pay with paypal

they tell you that after days and you must repay
pay again

sends you an email with the reimbursement

After you get an email that there is no money in the account
for reimbursement

you write and they do not respond to mail

writes paypal and they do not respond to mail

no one gives back your money !

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Special team international fraud
Seattle, US
Dec 15, 2009 11:03 am EST

Our investigators have uncovered important information in these hours on Brixton University; a name for the guarantee of payments to reimburse Mr. MOE Sormani, must live in Canada. Well banks related to international circuit of payments do not transfer their money because it does not |

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bellaitaliano
US
Dec 18, 2009 12:57 am EST

ok...i'm going to say this to all of you. NONE OF THESE PEOPLE ARE ACCREDITED! the people they say they are accredited by are scams, as well (BOUA, ETC). do your research. i got my degree from actually attending college and working for it. if you want a real degree that won't get you into trouble, you need to go through school...at least in this country. it's illegal, and you need to go to school for degrees. it's as simple as that. there is NO way around that.

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bellaitaliano
US
Dec 18, 2009 1:02 am EST

if a potential employer does a background check on you to check your credentials and other things (AND THEY WILL!), they'll find out your "degree" is a fraud. you'll not only not get the job, but you could lose jobs you currently hold if you tell them you have a degree you don't really possess. your credibility will be destroyed.

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Special team international fraud
Seattle, US
Jan 12, 2010 4:23 am EST

brixton university is a scam

the university does not even exist at the virtual
will steal your money with the help of PayPal, there will nothing and then make a mock reimbursement that will not succeed. Paypal will not help you because it does not protect this type of product

The university is housed in a post office box in Canada, it is illegal by a Canadian company called Global is in charge of services.

There is no legal value in degrees, the site is of poor quality and the accreditation body was fake!

PAY ATTENTION steal YOUR MONEY

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Daniel Fontaine
Wiscot, GB
Sep 11, 2010 1:15 pm EDT

Special team international fraud my foot! what a bunch of crock, these are the guys who are probably the competitioon as they are all idiots or uneducated to begin with and if you need to get a life experience degree, then face the facts YOU ARE INCOMPENTANT!

Anyone who is smart enough to get an education can go to a local university, all others are [censor]in dumb illiterates or should i say a university or college dropout or reject.

rejects have no choice other thasn to get a life degree becuase they are too freaking stupid to be accepted at a school.

the guy who is sigining himself as bellitaliano is most certainly a loser illiterate, so are the other stupid [censor]s who cannot be accepted at a local college, so get yourself a life guys and stop the [censor].

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marie1960
Philadelphia, US
Dec 11, 2010 3:45 am EST

I have read many posts as this regarding life experience degrees. First of all, I wish to point out some very important facts about life experience degrees, accreditation and the candidates that are awarded these degrees. Many of these candidates that are awarded these degrees have obtained many years of work experience in the specialized degrees they seek, they have been accepted into colleges, and universities and have gone through rigorous course work and have accumulated a number of college credits, they may be working toward an additional degree or they may have for some reason couldn't finish their studies, or just don't have time to spend in a traditional classroom due to a hectic work schedule. Nonetheless, these candidates have paid their dues, and as a result, they choose to seek a life experience degree. This decision certainly reduces the cost of a traditional college degree.As for accreditation, and the existence of these online schools that offer life experience degrees through prior learning assessment. I will not leave out that some of these schools and their accreditation bodies may be fraudulent however, this is not the case for all of these schools I believe there are some genuine universities and colleges that offer accredited life experience degrees through prior learning assessment, and I wish to add that this is perfectly legal. You should visit the US Department of Education website, and review the process of accreditation you will learn that accreditation is a volunteer process. You will also learn that The US Department of Education does not have the authority to accredit secondary schools unless the school seeks recognition of the US Department of Education; it is then that the institution becomes recognized by CHEA and the US Department of Education. Many of these schools do not seek regional accreditation, and recognition by CHEA or US Department of Education. They seek private accreditation this process is perfectly legal, and I also wish to mention that accreditation is not a perquisite. I wish to also mention that it is a fact that the eminent and most respected Cambridge University of England is not accredited does this make this school less effective in its endeavors to provide the best quality of education? Of course not it's the oldest school in England, and revered as the best university world wide.
Finally it saddens me when I visit websites as geteducated.com, wiki.com and degree.net and read articles about pet dogs getting Doctorate degrees from a so called "diploma mill"(Universities, and Colleges that offer life experience degrees). When I read articles like this I conclude that the school is not at fault, but merely the wrong doing of a very convincing scammer who skillfully fabricated a resume making their dog appear humane, the scammer doesn't reveal the great lengths they took to make their pet dog look like a human applicant and candidate for a life experience degree. What these websites don't reveal is that accreditation is a volunteer process, there is no need for a school to be regordnized by the US Department of Education and CHEA, and gain regional accreditation private accreditations are perfectly legal. According to the US Department of Education a school has the legal right to develop a specific character of its own, which means that a school can create a standard and a designated curriculum and program of their own. This includes programs designed to issue life experience degrees based on prior learning assessment. To classify a school as a diploma mill because it has chosen a unique way of issuing degrees is wrong, and certainly shows how this new wave of education have aroused its competitors such as traditional universities and colleges that set long drawn out and overly priced standards for one to earn life experience credits.

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kamala777
Crystal, US
Jan 09, 2011 5:10 pm EST

A few years ago, just messing around on the internet out of boredom, I checked out Brixton to see what these diploma mills were about. I applied, for the heck of it, to see what would happen. They sent me a congratulatory email, saying that my degree would be granted and to send payment via some entity that I had never heard of. (It wasn even paypal.) When, I politely inquired of them as to what that payment entity was, I got an extremely hostile, condescending, and childish reply that the payment entity was like a paypal method, and if I didn't know that, then blah, blah, blah, blasting me for politely inquiring before I sent my money. (Great way to get business, guys.) I politely responded, that they can keep their degree because their manner of response to a reasonable inquiry, was unprofessional and a redflag, in itself. Scary stuff. And, I agree with many of the previous posters- go to a real college and get a real degree. If you get caught, you will get in trouble. And, the very name Brixton University, itself, will raise eyebrows. I wouldnt even want a degree that says Brixton University on it, anyway. People will know, right away, that it is a scam degree. (And yes, I have real degrees- 2 Bachelors, 2 Masters, 1 doctorate from real U.S. Universities and med schools.) And, the positive comments, that also appear to be very childish and in the same tone as the Brixton administrative officials and happy customers, were probably posted by Brixton, themselves to counteract the negativity. What mature person calls others stupid, anyway? Only, someone who is on the defensive. Not a formally educated, legit, professonal and mature person. These are probably teenagers or very, very young adults behind the Brixton busines.

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marie1960
Philadelphia, US
Jan 21, 2011 4:48 pm EST

"Life experience degree is ain't worth it, they are not accredited and a waste of money. " I think life experience degrees are valuable to experienced working adults that can't get a traditional college degree. Do you tell someone like the owner of Wendy's, Herrs potato chips, a self made millionare, and successful businessman/woman whom on great wits established his/her own success without a traditinal college degree that they have to go back to school for four years to learn what they already know. College is merely a preporation for the work place and its been proven that most people fresh out of college don't make it in the work force to which they received academic training, and a traditional college degree. Take Teachers for an example, many of them quit or they are terminated within the first five years due stress, and bad classroom management. College don't prepare teachers for the real world of teaching experience does. Don't get me wrong here I'm not telling everyone to bypass a tradional college, I say "do both" get a traditional college degree as well as a life experience degree.

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Skelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 6:12 pm EDT

First off, Cal State Berkely gives "Honorary" degrees all the time, Tim Allen recieved one around 10 years ago, and it made National news. Second, according to the D.O.E., any college outside the U.S. is not recognized, even though Colleges have been around for alot longer than the country is old. Third, a prison inmate has never stepped foot in a trade school, or College, yet can recieve a Vocational Certificate or degree whilst incarcerated. Third, most degrees started being issued by churches not schools, since official schools started with churches something like 1000 years ago. I have a D.D., which used to be the Highest you could get, and an "Honorary" or "Life Experience" was the Highest of those, for the simple fact that the owner of such credentials, already has street and practical experience. I also have a Philosophy Docorate from Brixton University, "Honorary", which I wanted because those Christian Seminary boys are prejeduce against those who are not Accredited, and not Christian, I have as much a right as any other member of the clergy. I am a Taoist, who has been to 30+ countries, and 20+ states, who learned first hand not edited Heresay and propaganda like those seminary boys. [censored]! DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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Skelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 6:53 pm EDT

Not to mention the U.S. Wants to tax anything, there are only 5 Distance Learning Accreditations recognized in the U.S. I am surprised there are any, if you get an "Honorary" Degree or title, they loan you Financial aid and then tax your tuition through the school you attend, and tax you for the books and supplies you buy (which is big business), and they lose there research labs and guinea pigs. Also, like those seminary boys learned so much, they didn't even learn to turn the other cheek, which is a major part of Jesus' teachings, oh, and Jesus or the Apostille John wished good luck to Asia in Revelations, but thier accredited. Not to mention it is not illegal to use a certificate of acknowledgement or achievement on a resume, which is all we are talking about whether it is accreditated or not. It is Illegal to Impersonate a Medical Doctor, because you could kill someone. Not to Mention, to become an M.D., you only need to be a D grade student, and pass a bar, to become a ph.d. You have to do something "A" worthy that stands out, plus Hundreds of thousands at a school. For what, so that those who just had orgies and did drugs, married and Divorced thier College sweetheart (and are bitter about it), can get the same rights as those that excelled, and even worse, those who are already established. plus Doctor, only means Husbandry of knowledge in your field, and by deviding up so many catorgories of study, into as many as we have now, it's easier to become a Doctor than 200 years ago, even though we may learn more, them old Doctors deserve a ton of respect, because they had to wing it, without being able to turn to a book to find lifes answers. I bring this up to express, that they would not be Recognized as Doctors by todays, Medical and professional standards. My understanding is that there are 2 types of Doctorates, and a Research one is an academic one, and a Professional one is an "Honorary" one. So [censored]es, What are your life, and educational goals, to coast through life according to mediocre standards at best (all non original), or to Live and experience life. It's like, to put in a language you campus thumpers understand, do you want a menage au twa, because you heard about it, or do you want a menage au qua because you wanted it, or to put another way, Are you just keeping up with the Jones' (because it's what ever changing pop coulture says to), or are you gonna take all that life has to offer. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 7:25 pm EDT

I'm not finished yet, How many Accredited "campus thumpers" (I'm coining that, just like Bible thumpers) get fired for incompetance, where as, "we the people of Brixton University, and thee equavelent, are supposed to be established unless you are an unethical liar who would get a Doctorate for his dog if it amused them. Probably to discredit those that have supeior hands on knowledge in thier field. Another way to tell the "diploma mills" from the ones that are as lagitimate as the worlds beuacracies, and bigots will allow is, do they offer every degree there is to offer. Brixton University is not, I know they do not offer a Physics Doctorate (I checked :) ), Martial Artist, should be allowed to get a physics degree "Honorary" for practical application, not theoretical. Finally, my Doctorates are not in Language, or English, nor anything to do with spelling or grammer, and my first language was dutch not english, decendant of immagrants from Ireland (who only spoke gailic upon arrival in the, '20's, and from Holland in the '60's, so when I get heated it's a struggle to find the right kings english words. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 7:57 pm EDT

That's messed up spent all that time typing, and it posts the puncuation all screwy. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 9:26 pm EDT

Oh, and my Divinity Doctorate is WITH Universal Ministries, not with Brixton, but is unnaccredited in the states, but I am ordained, in Thailand, and here in the states by a true Christian philosophy church, though non-denominational, which also gives me the right to Legally use the title, "DR.". Also, all Divinity Doctorates no matter where issued from are unnaccredited in the States, Does that make Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. less of a doctor than he practiced. Nevermind, your probably Raceist also. SEAN B. KELLY, D.D., Ph.D.

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 9:48 pm EDT

Plus, I can't quote Plato, or Aristotle, but I know thier works and they are considered the fathers of philosophy as taught in western schools, but really what about Confuscious who was at least 500 years before themand was a Taoist, the older Taoist yet, or Moses (from the ethical side, and religeous side), who was 500 years before that, or the egyptians who based thier language on Philosophy, Theology, and Empires on for thousands of years. Do they teach that on a western campus accurately, or the practical use of, or is it just a Historical lesson (by the way it's philosophy, not history). Also, what's the point of taking electives, to fill your day and waste your money, or what? Any college here in the states is supposed to allow you the right to allow you to challenge any coarse with a test of the material, they may require you to pay class fees but you don't have to attend classes and you still get credits, and can accumulate a degree quite swiftly, look at, "Doogie Houser, M.D.", LoL, can't buy a drink, a smoke, or Porn, but can give a complete physical and theoretically it's possible. I grew up in the '70's, '80's, and '90's, and in the '80's there where quite a few Whiz kids that got thier Master's and Doctorates by the time they were 12 years old from major universities world wide, where's thier class time, between pottie training and nap time. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 10:31 pm EDT

Oh, and I am a disabled veteran (I use a cane and had spine and head trauma as a paratrooper), I tried the V.A. Approved schools twice and couldn't get to and keep up with the class at times, not to mention the classes I was interested in are not considered good enough for gainful employment (the arts, and certain sciences you can't make a career out of) tried ITT tech to much math for my headaches, so I collect disability and read, and my friends know that my father was a Catholic seminary student (until he decided he wanted a family), a historian who raised me catholic, my Godfather is a Rabbi now, and I am well travelled and inquisative, so I am a plethera of knowledge, and have decent advice that is down to earth and not silver spoon fed, and have been doing that since I was a kid, dealings with ethics, theology, metaphysics in religion, and thier relationship to people and the comos. Plus, I studied for years kung fu, Tai Chi, Ken po, and Akido (physics basically) which have no belt (Brown, white, black) system, and recieved some extensive close quarter combat training in Ranger Regiment, and developed my own style now which is almost all theoretical now that I am disabled. Stephen Hawkings recieved several degrees after being wheelchair bound, from the Second oldest school in the modern western world Cambridge (which is also not recognized in the states) can't tell me he attended all those classes, and a British Medical Doctor has to be a student for 12 years, not 8 like here in the states, before they can go into private practice. So I think Brixton is fair yet strict in thier guidelines, for a Doctorate you need 10 years experince in your, or a related field, and if your lieing, you'll get found out by someone, and shut down, and persicuted. So you see I wouldn't be able to afford the Multi thousand dollar Doctorate, financially, so we work with what we have. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 25, 2011 10:48 pm EDT

Wikipedia, was originally designed so students could home school and challenge colleges and thier coarses and degree programs, AND GET DEGREES FROM PLACES LIKE BRIXTON, LEGALLY, AND CHEAPLY by a bunch of retired college professors from, Cambridge, Oxford, Yale, Harvard, and the Notredame's, who felt colleges and governments were extorting thier students and faculty (by sticking only to the curiculum and not what may be useful) and was successful for 3 to 4 years, until either sabateours, teenagers, and advertisers, started screwing up the Articles that were published there. Until they were overwhelmed with having to correct so much, and quite, after all it was a courtesy and they are retired. Now it's mostly just a media site, instead of the tool it was intended to be. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 26, 2011 1:14 am EDT

Oh, and thanks to the haters out there, I did more research, and discovered that with my 2 degrees, I have what is known as a Terminal Degree, I have the 2 Highest degrees in most countries, even higher than an M.D., not that I can legaly perform surgery or anything. So I don't need a Physics degree, I already have credit. There are a ton of people who practice and benefit the world with "non accredited" degrees, I found from further research. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 26, 2011 1:20 am EDT

Oh, and I never took my SAT's, but I did have to retake the Armed Services Vocational Apptitude Battery (military placement test), they thought I cheated the first time, because I scored so High, the first time was a 118, and the second was 112, the average studied for is 110, although I admit I studied the first time. I don't think I ever took an I.Q. Test, at least not official one. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 26, 2011 2:07 am EDT

Oh, and doctorate was originally a "Teaching License", and that is why thee ordained get automatic credit, they are devotees and vessels, regardless of faith, it is the indiviual seeking counsel faith and actions that is focused on by the creator. Not the priest, monk, rabbi, guru, shaman, etc. faith, they are just the middle man/messenger that can try to relate messages to and from and for while not changeing the message. Also, you don't have to agree with your peers in your field to have a Doctorate or other degree, you just need to understand thier arguement. If these degrees are Illegal then why is someone who is home schooled, still get High school equivelency, and a GED, because they have the knowledge, whether it comes from a classroom or experience. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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sskel33
Portland, US
Mar 27, 2011 10:23 pm EDT

I thought of another thing, you call the degrees fakes, well fakes would be diplomas and degrees with Regionally Accredited Schools acknowledged in the U.S., etc.. Like having a Diploma/degree with Harvard Law school printed on it, basically a Forgery which is a fake, and fraud. Are the generic medicines wrong for bringing expensive medicines to the poor's price range, they have to change a few letters in the name and alter the dosage in the ingredients, but are they wrong or Illegal or fake, the government officially says no, most of the drugs from the V.A. are generic brands in the bottle, but printed on the bottle is the name brand, rite aid, or wallgreens would never get away with that. To become a Lawyer in many states all you have to do is pass the bar, no education required, it can be passed just using common sense. Yet a Lawyer can become a Judge, Politician, elected Official, and/or a Doctor or Professer of Law based on thier "COURTROOM LIFE EXPERIENCE", and these as well as medicine are all things that, if not done right, could get someone killed, mamed, Bankrupt, Divorced, Loss of Custody, falsely imprisoned, or on death row, but the government says they passed a bar and that means they can practice in thier field, education and/or experience or not.

Brixton is offering to the Honest and sincere, the chance to have something to show for your experience. What if you worked 10 years for a company (which is long enough for a Masters or Higher in that field in class or internship for college credit) but got laid off because of the global economical recession, no notice nothing, to young to retire, no one to be a reference for you, just 10 years experience, in the same line and you could keep the job for 10 years, that's not a test? A test that was 10 years long, and could not have been studied for, because every Company operates differently. These are just a few examples I have Philosophized, is that even the appropriate use of the word "philosophy" (I think it should have been theorized), about since yesterday. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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Skelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 28, 2011 6:43 am EDT

I am not sure they score the ASVAB the same now as they they did in the early '90's, but yes, those scores are my GT scores, and back then I am pretty sure the Highest General Technical score you could get (which has never been done) was a 130, 110 was the cut of for High Average. The AFQT score is your national ranking amongst the population of others who have taken the ASVAB, which I have never heard of until you mentioned it, I had to look it up, it's like the SAT scores. That's just General knowledge for a High School graduate since in the '90's you have a H.S. Diploma, no GED's, and no cheaters, but this has nothing to do with college degrees. As far as a degree for a standard, espeacially for language and such, People in New York don't use the same language for some things as people in Pennsylvania, let alone Califonia, and that's when they all speak English. The research academic degree is to guarantee a Universities Graduates comprehend and grasp the universal concepts of thier chosen fields, a "professional" ("honoris causa", "Life Experience") Degree is not academic but applied, although some research degrees are terminal, like most if not all Arts, are terminal degrees at the Masters level unless they recieve an Honorary Doctorate to be a professor in thier field. Plus, Brixton University is accredited but not recognized by the D.O.E., niether is any college outside of the U.S., this is one of the reasons the U.S. Is ranked so low Internationally for education and schools, which I think is motivated by greed. They are also legal in 52 or more states, though not governmentaly recognized (some recognize, or give exemptions for religious type degrees, such as Oregon, the leader in Educational Bigotry), but then again the government doesn't recognized some states having legalized medicinal Marijuana either, where it could be as safe as in Amsterdams cafes and highly taxed, but here only if your sick. DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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Skelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 28, 2011 6:57 am EDT

Okay, I am useing a mobile, not a PC, so occasionally the puncuation comes out like that, it's kind of easy to figure out still, the npunctuation has number 39 in it, just read between the 39's roughly and .amps., Sorry, Dr. Sean B. Kelly
P.S. I assume you made that multi personality thing because of my different log on names, I couldn't remember my password, and had typed my posts before logging in, so if I changed my password I would have lost what I typed on my mobile, so it was easier to just make new accounts.

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Skelly1993
Portland, US
Mar 29, 2011 10:45 am EDT

Just to clarify a couple things, since I have a FEW typos, these are just intrnet postings but I'd say still gets the point out there, one thing though I said' "52" states I meant 42 states give or take, and if your degree is intended for use with religion it's legal in Oregon and more, not recognized, but legal to use. Another thing I forgot to say was, you mentioned the Coolege experience was to get the language standerdized, you ever here of a thing called synonyms, also some business make up thier own names so as to reduce the risk of Industrial Espionage, other companies use a synonym because thier competitors use a more common name (for many reasons, my favorite one reason is so as not to confuse the consumer with the competitions product). DR. SEAN B. KELLY

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Yugoslavia
Oct 08, 2011 11:57 pm EDT

I am age of 52 and after more than 30 years of work I was making" something therible " ... I was " buy " diploma from one of them universitys...( diploma mill ...) . I was recive university degree "for life experience "...My field of work is upholstery and interior design...1977 I was young and I was finished school and i was young worker with cvalification ... 1986 I was going again in the school ( 1 year high specialisation...senior craftsman )... 1994 also one year mail-school for certificate in Interior design...In my cariere I was have a lot of work, creations and success... Time to time some people was talking: " You are not craftsman you are artist...! " 2008 ... I was " buy life experience- diploma mill " ( bachelor of art in interior design )...and, and 2010 i was buy also one more " diploma mill based on life experience" ( master of art in interior design ) and put in the frame and put on the wall... My friends and people who now mee was say:" That is OK... we now you ..wee now you who you are, and what you was doing in your life... in your case that is realy LIFE EXPERIENCE and real nowlege..." GREAT ! Well that is not " diploma mill " ...THAT IS DIPLOMA REAL ! When I was young I was have hard conditions...and ...after all... So what ! I have also right for beter life and beter position in sociaty( not just "bossis kids " ).

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kamala777
Crystal, US
Dec 11, 2011 3:15 am EST

Design and Sean B. Kelly both use such atrocious English grammer and spelling, it is no wonder that they had to buy their degrees, instead of earning them the way that most of us do, by attending real universities and graduating. And, Sean Kelly's relentless ranting sounds like a real nut case!

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Tuna8er2012
Portland, US
Mar 13, 2012 3:45 am EDT

I was in the U.S. Army for 4 years, and recieved almost a full A.S. From the U.S. ACCREDITATION CREDITS, this was 15 years ago, that's the exact same thing as Life Experience Credit, when I tried to go back to school the V.A. Determined that I was unable to sit through classes, and would most likely not find gainful employment since I was an Insurance risk (personal injury). So I was denied for VOCATIONAL REHAB, so I took the peanuts of Money them and SSA gave me and moved to Thailand for a while, while thier I studied with monks and traveled to a few other countries that had philosophical influence. Anyway, I have a Degree from Brixton, and they are not legal where I am to use on a resume (misdemeanor), but I can hang it on my wall, and I like it, it's in Philosophy, I also have degrees from 4 other sources all online churches (1 Philosophy, 1 Theology, 3 Divinity) that I am ordained in, these I can use on a resume, why not Brixton, not that I need too. I AM JUST SAYING, all my degrees required a personal history in short thesis form and 1 required a test, they are all Doctorates. Most State Universities, and Community Colleges allow someone to challenge a class, but they still require, you to pay for your credits if you pass the challenge. Anyway I am moving to CA soon, and Brixton is legal on resume there. I Brixton is Great, and the Diploma looks awesome, I got mine, you should get yours, plus it says hey I don't have the fancy, expensive, school, but I've got the experience and OJT, which College grads don't have, these kinds of degrees are also known as a Professional Degree, when you go to school it is a Research degree, Acadeemic Degree, or Medical Degree. A lawyer, can take the bar with no official school, and if he passes, he has an instant Doctorate (or masters, I forgot) in Law.

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Tuna8er2012
Portland, US
Mar 13, 2012 3:54 am EDT

I AM USING THIS USERNAME, BECAUSE I FORGOT MY PASSWORD, BUT I AM SEAN B KELLY

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shihab shem
AE
Jul 19, 2012 1:52 am EDT

Please remember brixton university is also liars like ashwood and other universities, i applied online and they did not send me degree as well not refund and now they are not reply also so be aware...

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uscart
Atlanta, US
Sep 20, 2012 12:35 pm EDT

Brixton University is yet another fake university. I found it on degreeadvice.com at the url below. Beware, do not give them your credit card number or paypal account information.

http://www.degreeadvice.com/blog/brixton-university-uk

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Banney R
Mar 14, 2015 5:08 pm EDT

i GOT MY DEGREE FROM THIS UNIVERSITY AND IT IS AWESOME. NOT SURE WHY THEY ARE BOGUS COMPLAINTS, IT APPEARS THESE ARE POSTED BY FAKE REVIEW SITES OR COMPETITION WEBSITE

BRIXTON UNIVERSITY IS AWESOME

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aSkelly1993
Portland, US
Sep 27, 2015 10:55 pm EDT

My complaint is about these complaints. Your complaints that then"University" would not award you a degree only proves that they are on the up and up. If you went to an college the college does not refund your tuition. There is also no guarantee you will pass that is on you, you have to earn the credits in order to receive an degree from that school according to that schools requirements. Brixton tries to give credit for life experience. The U.S. military gives college credits for military experience, and payngrade, all very generalized. Brixton University is based on the individual. If you were denied from them you wanted a degree in the wrong field. You obviously don't have the life experience for that area. What you want is a degree mill like ashwood. I have a life experience degree from brixton, in philosophy, PhD. I met their requirements, true life experience, and you didn't for the field you wanted. All you whiners that the school would not cheat for you are wrong, you make people with an degree from there look bad, and the "University". What's worse is if they had given you a degree, you could go out and get work in a field you are not qualified for, also in some states it is illegal to use a non acknowledge schools degree (by the U.S.'s education system) to gain employment, for that very reason. If they gave you a degree in physics and you used that to go work at a nuclear power plant, would you actually be qualified for that, and really know what to do in a real emergency, nope, then we have another Churnobyl.

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