Man angry after learning his $8,100 master's degree that required no work is fake <tr>

Sep 14, 2017 | Trevor Dunn

[Gamecock]

Any doubts Sniedzins may have had were also eased by what appears to be a sworn affidavit, included in his package of documents, supposedly signed by former U.S. secretary of state John Kerry.

John Kerry? Well there you go!

[CatOwner]

Maybe someone gullible enough to be taken for $8,100 isn’t smart enough to have a Master’s Degree.

[Celtic Conservative]

Dumbass and atypical liberal, looking to take shortcuts instead of actually doing the work required.

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[Celtic Conservative]

A_typical, not atypical.

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[PeterPrinciple]

based on his previous life experience and professional accomplishments.

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Would seem the fake degree is a good fit................

[proud American in Canada]

Guess the guy needs to go back to school! LOL!

Yeah, I’ll pay $8K to watch t.v. and get a meaningless degree which requires no work whatsoever! LOL!

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In his LinkedIn profile, he is described as an "Artificial Intelligence Gamification Patent Inventor, Key Note Speaker, Professor, Author."

Sounds like he got "gamified" ...

[ex91B10]

He got exactly what he wanted- a degree with no work involved. Why is he whining?

[dfwgator]

Looks like he just became a graduate of the “School of Hard Knocks.”

[Irish Eyes]

Maybe someone gullible enough to be taken for $8,100 isn’t smart enough to have a Master’s Degree.

My thoughts exactly.

[varyouga]

I’ll bet the scammers chuckled real hard when they made that John Kerry letter

[sparklite2]

Back in the late 60s I read a letter to the editor of a Dallas newspaper that was from a graduate of North Texas State University. The writer had received a bachelor’s degree in history, and was outraged that it was useless in getting a job. “They didn’t even teach me how to type!” he lamented.

[Larry Lucido]

Didn’t Tor Eckman graduate from there?

[Larry Lucido]

What did you say about my gammy?

[NativeSon]

For 500 bucks, I can get rid of those fake degrees for him

[sparklite2]

a degree based on life experience that required no academic work, studying or exams could be fake

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My brother dropped out of Texas Tech and his major in math because, he told me, what he was being taught had no practical applications. He joined the Navy and went into radar. After the Navy, he worked at GE Astrospace and related aeronautic firms, arising to the level on project supervisor on satellite operations.

Later in life, retired, he went to somebody at Texas Tech to see about getting a diploma. They took one look at his work history and gave him a bachelor’s degree in math.

[Celtic Conservative]

Some people may deserve it. This chump didn’t.

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[Jagermonster]

In his LinkedIn profile, he is described as an "Artificial Intelligence Gamification Patent Inventor, Key Note Speaker, Professor, Author."

His patent: U.S. Pat. No. 8,602,793 - Real Time Learning and Self Improvement Educational System and Method

I won't comment on his patent without running a conflict check first.

[Bullish]

This guy deserves a Master’s degree in stupidity.