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Kibo School Bsc Comp Sci? - FrHaseKopf - 07-25-2022
Just noticed an ad from this school
https://kibo.school/degree/tuition-aid/
which says it offers online Bsc. in Computer Science for the price of $6000 (total 3 years). With a 75% scholarship the real price would be $1,500.
The website says it is registered in New York, but the school belongs to a 'woolf college' that uses ECTS european system.
Anyone interested in finding out how legit is this program?
RE: Kibo School Bsc Comp Sci? - rachel83az - 07-25-2022
Quote:To be eligible for admission, you must
Be at least 18 years of age on September 1 2022
Live within 100km of one of our local hubs
Nigeria: Abeokuta, Ibadan
Ghana: Accra, Kumasi
Kenya: Nairobi, Mombasa
Provide proof of secondary school graduation or equivalent
Demonstrate English language proficiency, and the ability to read, write, speak, and understand English to the degree required to engage in university-level learning
With their "offices" in NY and being "accredited" by really weird Maltan "university" (https://legal.woolf.university/accreditation), this sounds not at all legit. TESU costs only slightly more and there aren't issues about whether or not the degree is actually what it claims to be.
RE: Kibo School Bsc Comp Sci? - FrHaseKopf - 07-25-2022
(07-25-2022, 09:56 AM)rachel83az Wrote:Quote:To be eligible for admission, you must
Be at least 18 years of age on September 1 2022
Live within 100km of one of our local hubs
Nigeria: Abeokuta, Ibadan
Ghana: Accra, Kumasi
Kenya: Nairobi, Mombasa
Provide proof of secondary school graduation or equivalent
Demonstrate English language proficiency, and the ability to read, write, speak, and understand English to the degree required to engage in university-level learning
With their "offices" in NY and being "accredited" by really weird Maltan "university" (https://legal.woolf.university/accreditation), this sounds not at all legit. TESU costs only slightly more and there aren't issues about whether or not the degree is actually what it claims to be.
ooh, ok, didn't notice the requirement, thought they said it's online for everyone
