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Re: Breyer State University-JD Non Bar Degree....
Posted by SDK on 3/31/08

    On 3/31/08, Alan C wrote:
    > Dear SDK:
    >
    > Regardless of your experience, to the rest of the world Breyer State is a diploma mill. The mere
    > fact that you felt the need to write this post shows what Breyer State "graduates" will face for
    > the rest of their careers.
    >
    > Alan C
    >
    >
    Hello Alan C.

    Fine that is your belief. However, unless you can supply proof that Breyer is a degree mill. Then
    please present it as I did with my post about Breyer and on what I experienced and at a degree mill.
    Further I did not write my post to prove my stance to the world. I wrote it because people like
    yourself are often misinformed and draw conclusions inferences that are not based on any merit, which
    causes them to be narrow minded.

    I am not saying Breyer is for everybody. If a prospective law student wants to go the bar, I would
    suggest going into a bar law program probably state or ABA accredited. I am not trying to sell anything.

    I do not have to. Also people judge allot names and labels of schools just like people judge where one
    buys their brand of clothes or their cars i.e. It does mean the item you are paying for the name. This
    country is very materialistic and capitalistic to say say the least.

    One has find to what fits for them. What fits for me does not fit for you. I was looking for a very
    global type program, and this suited my needs.
    BTW No I do not need to prove or justify to you or anybody about Breyer. That is not why I wrote my
    post. Despite that I was extremely tired when I wrote. I wanted to share with others and also to back
    what other student was saying since that person is apparently still working on their degree, and I
    saw what was being written on the posting board.

    At first I was not going to say anything, however I have had people ask me about Breyer, as there are
    a lot of bougus schools. If Breyer is a degree mill I could have paid 500 bucks and had my law
    degree in a week. In the law you not based your conclusion, just on beliefs you would never make it as
    it is based on facts, rules these and elements but fit the analysis of certain situation and your
    conclusion is based on those findings, it is like math problem, you have to tell how came to the came
    to that conclusion and it is skill once garnered that you must keep up daily since it does not develop
    over night it is a very different type of thinking analytical is the only word, I can use it for it.
    As I attempted to explain my prior my post, it takes 3- 6 weeks to get your degree, at Breyer after
    you graduate. Just to tell you it took me six weeks to get my degree in hand, from the date I
    graduated, especially in this day in age. As I told a degree mill takes 5-7 working days.

    I am not trying to change yours or anybody belief. You are free believe what you will. However my
    point was people often have some perception about a person or thing, or situation without knowing all
    the facts, unless they have tried it or have something that would be declared official to prove
    otherwise. I do not believe that the faculty at Breyer would be that stupid to run a degree mill, and
    have lawyers that are practicing attorney's put there practice on the line just to mentor a law
    program that is bogus, as there is a issue of liability and ethics, after all, when I received my
    degree, although it is not to practice law as no Non Bar, degree is however there are other things
    that this degree enables me to do in a legal capacity. If I proved I not had not earned this degree
    it would fall on this attorney that ran that runs the program and Breyer as a whole.

    Thank-you for your reply.

    SDK

     
     

 
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