Not the first time they've sent this
Although I've been applying to combined MA/PhD programs, apparently I'm already qualified for an MA. I suppose if I can get the transcripts in time, I could even start applying to PhD programs that require an MA, assuming I haven't already missed the deadlines. Too bad they don't offer PhDs, though - that could save me a ton of time!
FROM: "Admissions Office "
SUBJECT: Now is the time
Just a Reminder;
Our University Enrollment department has been trying to contact you. We feel you may be eligble for a degree based upon you past work experience.
The date for qualifying for our 2 week degree program is ending on Friday, January 27th, 2006.
As of now we can only offer you a BA, BSc, or a MA. If you enroll by the due date then your degree of choice and transcripts could be sent to you within 2 weeks.
Enrollment Office:
1-206-202-1768 - 24 hours, 7 Days a week
Ralph Kendrick
BSc Education
Admissions Office=20
After leaving a message at the Seattle number and posing as Mr. Hamilton Kitton, they called me back the next morning from a Dallas number. The guy spoke with an Indian accent and got right down to business, asking about my past experience and what kind of degree I was looking for. I cut him off and asked how much this whole thing would cost. When he said $900, I wished him a nice day and hung up.
FROM: "Admissions Office "
SUBJECT: Now is the time
Just a Reminder;
Our University Enrollment department has been trying to contact you. We feel you may be eligble for a degree based upon you past work experience.
The date for qualifying for our 2 week degree program is ending on Friday, January 27th, 2006.
As of now we can only offer you a BA, BSc, or a MA. If you enroll by the due date then your degree of choice and transcripts could be sent to you within 2 weeks.
Enrollment Office:
1-206-202-1768 - 24 hours, 7 Days a week
Ralph Kendrick
BSc Education
Admissions Office=20
After leaving a message at the Seattle number and posing as Mr. Hamilton Kitton, they called me back the next morning from a Dallas number. The guy spoke with an Indian accent and got right down to business, asking about my past experience and what kind of degree I was looking for. I cut him off and asked how much this whole thing would cost. When he said $900, I wished him a nice day and hung up.