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(03-17-2026, 01:15 PM)SteveFoerster Wrote: Virginia Woolf is a famous literary figure, so it's not like it's a preposterous name. I'd be more cautious of their one year accreditation renewal by Maltese regulators than anything else.
Not preposterous, just weird in the school name context. I'm pretty sure if you tell someone your degree is from "Woolf" you're going to get a "Did you say Wolf?" response. Would definitely be
my response.
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It's not "Woolf" that is weird. It is that, other than the url, the term "university" appears nowhere (or almost nowhere). Is it "Woolf"? Is it "Woolf University"? The former is weird, the latter is not.
The official name is simply "Woolf."
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(03-17-2026, 04:39 PM)Sagan Wrote: It's not "Woolf" that is weird. It is that, other than the url, the term "university" appears nowhere (or almost nowhere). Is it "Woolf"? Is it "Woolf University"? The former is weird, the latter is not.
The official name is simply "Woolf."
That's a very good point.
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