Grandfather clause in ISP. -Reply

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From: Neil Lang
Date: Sun, 17 Dec 1995 00:00

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It is unfortunate that some academic institutions have chosen NOT to
renew their accreditation.  I am concerned there are a number of
universities that have decided to either not bother or could not
afford the re-accredition.   I don't know about universities but
colleges/tech. institutes pay only $1500 which I think is a bargain.

The problem comes when the graduates of these academic institutions
apply for I.S.P.    They may have graduated just after the
accreditation expired.  Alumni of "expired" programs should contact
their faculty to determine their reasons for not renewing.

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Subject: Grandfather clause in ISP. -Reply
Date: 1995/12/17
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