Re: NWCU and Lincoln Degrees illegal in Oregon and

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Well here's what Oregon says

"Can I use a degree from an unaccredited college as a
credential in Oregon?
Such degrees are invalid for use for academic or professional
purposes in public or licensed employment in Oregon"

So I guess you could tell your girlfriend you have a JD but you
can't use it for any academic or professional purpose>
>
> On 9/08/09, Jay wrote:
>> The degree is not "illegal" in Oregon. One must simply make
> reference on
>> things such as resumes. The point is mostly irrelavent,
> however, as Oregon
>> does not allow non ABA graduates to practice law. DETC or
> not, California
>> distance JDs bring no realistic amount of prestige to their
> graduates. The
>> requirement of disclosure in Oregon seems to be a moot point.
>>
>> On 9/08/09, Jack wrote:
>>> about ten other states. Still think that there's no value
>>> in DETC?
>>>
>>> http://www.osac.state.or.us/oda/faq.html