Texas Law on Using Substandard Degrees

[sanantone]

Not everyone likes to advertise their current geographical location.

What does that have to do with what I said? You either have an experience you're willing to share or you don't. You can't explain how you used your degree in the U.S. without divulging that you live in the U.S., which is a country with 328 million people and 3.8 million square miles.

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The problem I have with this whole thing is that we are debating the meaning behind Texas law.  In the grand scheme of things, most of us have no reason to care what Texas decides.

Then, you can personally ignore the thread if it does not pertain to you. It still doesn't mean that you shouldn't research laws in your own state. Oregon, for example, is stricter than Texas. But, if you don't want to do the research, that is your choice. 

Most of the threads on this forum are irrelevant to the majority. You take what you can use.