Re: ALU School of Law - Forget About DETC Accreditation

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ALU School of Law is still trying for DETC accreeditation and this is not going to help its
students other than qualifying them for taking out the huge tuition student loans for the
ultra high tuition ALU charges.

This only benfits ALU's financial aspirations and pursuits. DETC accreditation will not
satisfy most regionally accredited universities for transfer of credits or as a qualifying
degree for a teaching professor or instructor position.

The price of the ALU's law program is just to high, maybe if the economy was better, but now
is the worst time to throw away good money on ultra high tuition.

On 2/04/09, Wait for DETC Before Enrolling at ALU wrote:
> With ALU School of Law its wise to take a wait and see attitude. I would advise students
> to wait and see if ALU gets DETC accredited or not before rushing to enroll at ALU. It may
> turn out that ALU never gets accredited. That will be bad for the students as they will
> have paid extremely high tuition for a school that was rejected by DETC
>
> On 2/04/09, ALU and CA Southern JUne 2009 accredition wrote:
>> wrong, wrong, wrong
>>
>> ALU was NOT denied.........they were not (OK was not Granted) maybe at...the next
meeting...in June 2009. (Best to wait till then to see if ALU does not get accredited)

>>
>> On 2/04/09, NO DETC for ALU , NOT NOW - MAYBE LATER ? wrote:
>>> ALU School of Law, Abraham Lincoln University was not accredited by the DETC at the
>>> January 2009 meeting. See DETC Accreditation Commission Report dated Feb 4, 2009, at
>>> DETC.org.
>>>
>>> ALU School of Law getting accredited is highly unlikely, ALU is presently under review
>>> by California State Bar and DETC officials for questionable activities.