Ed.D for $10k, NA

[FireMedic_Philosopher]

University of Pasadena is interesting.  That MEd is cheaper than UoPeople’s. And it’s the only thing they offer. I wonder how well it’s received out in the wild.

It appears to have been shut down.

[bjcheung77]

Weird, it doesn't indicate anything on DEAC that they've shut down or anything, they're still showing up in the institution search... Link: https://www.deac.org/student-center/dire...titutions/

[TINASAM]

University of Pasadena is interesting.  That MEd is cheaper than UoPeople’s. And it’s the only thing they offer. I wonder how well it’s received out in the wild.

It appears to have been shut down.

http://upasadena.org/degree-programs/ still shows for me.

[FireMedic_Philosopher]

University of Pasadena is interesting.  That MEd is cheaper than UoPeople’s. And it’s the only thing they offer. I wonder how well it’s received out in the wild.

It appears to have been shut down.

http://upasadena.org/degree-programs/   still shows for me.

Strange... everything there was "404" when I looked at it.

[TINASAM]

It is now showing as an unhosted website and suspended account status. How interesting how quietly they seemed to have disappeared.

[Messdiener]

It is now showing as an unhosted website and suspended account status. How interesting how quietly they seemed to have disappeared.

Good catch, @TINASAM. Combined with the fact that they never seemed to answer inquiries by email, I do wonder what happened to the university, given that they only semi-recently attained DEAC accreditation.

[openair]

I never heard back from these guys either. They received their DEAC accredited status in June, 2023. Their renewal is scheduled for June, 2026. The website isn't even available at this point.

[bjcheung77]

Maybe they're having issues with several things internally within the institution, I wonder how they even got accredited if these issues weren't dealt with previously...