Will online employees be required to notify students about our accreditation problem? I mean, this is one ugly relative we can't lock up in the attic much longer. He's hungry and needs a drink.
Does posting the details online for students who can't read constitute full disclosure?
@250, I agree with you. But is it fair that we participate in the false perception?
@251, you nailed it. Students can't read or write. But again, is it right to let them continue to believe the scam without verbal explanation?
Let me put it this way... I'm an adjunct with one assigned "class" but no "students". In the highly unlikely event that "students" are enrolled this weekend, then and only then will I left a finger (pointed up of course) to prepare for the new term. And I will only teach. No outreach. I'm done with that cluster f***!!!!!
I guarantee you they don't even know what the word accreditation means. Most can't write or read a word of English.
"Students" don't give a rat's ass about any accreditation problems. They only care that they receive their stipend check for another term.