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Bear's Guide to Earning College Degrees Non-Traditionally: A Special Report By John Bear, Ph.D.

C & B Publishing, 1993

"Non-traditional education awards degrees on the basis of competencies and performance skills. Non-traditional education bases degree refquierments on an agreement between the student and the faculty, aimed at helping the student achieve his or her career, personal, or professional goals. No-traditional education awards the gegree when the student's actual work and learning reach agreed-upon levels. Non-traditional education assumes learning is ...

Walston's guide to earning religious degrees non-traditionally: Non-traditional education in America and ...

1 review
Rick L Walston

C & B Pub, 1994

For those seeking theological training it is a must read.
I have the first edition of this publication and I was greatly impressed with its clarity and honesty. I called the author, Rick Walston, and he is as honest and forthright as his book. This publication is a must read for all persons seeking theological (accredited) training.

Walston's Guide to Earning Religious Degrees Non-Traditionally

3 reviews
Rick Walston, John Bear

C&B Publishing, 1994

This book was helpful in understanding educational options.
The issues surrounding non-traditional education can be very confusing. Many bold claims and outlandish self-promoting propositions blur the choices that exist among distance learning institutions. Dr. Walston's book discusses the differences between accreditation and credibility. He also presents a vast amount of important details comparing different religious schools. Some obviously ...