Woolf University - Educational Partnership & Institutions

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Hello, and thank you for all of your information. What is BALS? I remember when Walden was a no name university that was not respected. Now it's a big deal, so to speak. It seems many of them are developed this way. Capella, Tauro, etc. They are all accredited, however, even these have tuition at $600 and $700 a credit hour. When they are requiring 60-70 credit hours, well.... I just can't afford that. Otherwise it would be so much easier to to a RA program. Loyola offers a doctorate for school psychs with the Ed.S. degree in 3 years with a counseling track or admin track. But, again, the price is just too high. I am tapped out of student loans and had to take private loans my last semester of the Ed.S. I would like the degree to be accredited just in case I might want to teach. I also don't want my colleagues laughing at me, not that I'm thin skinned, but still. I can get tuition reimbursement as well for an accredited degree program, but it is a nominal amount. So, having said that, I read over the old posts on this one; https://knu.edu.eu/. What do you think now, in 2024? If it has merged with KNU and is regarded as same, this would be a God send. Wolff is also a possibility, and Kairos as well. Kairos is going to be a little harder at a payment of $400 or $600 a month. So, I guess I'm asking what you or others think of the legitimacy of the KNOU.