BarryAllen85

How do you deal with accreditation? Are your courses substitute for high school general education courses, or college credit?

It’s a non profit organization, doesn’t mean they don’t make money. So are hospitals.

I am a non-profit education organization board member. We have generally not found it a matter of interest but time and finding good teachers. Too many strict general education requirements, no time for specialization or personal interest courses, and no money to buy the time of specialists. I don’t see how any amount of money could buy more time. In addition, we have found that, while we do some scholarships for the right people, financial commitment is an important part of opportunity cost.

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