nosborne48 wrote:Yabbut Jimmy...if you don't take "Income Taxation of Partners and Partnership", who's gonna hire you for the big bucks?
johann wrote:Hi
I've corresponded with others who have attended this school, Jimmy, and all had good impressions and agreed they were learning about what they really wanted to know. I found this remark on the school's site to be very interesting:
"...we rely on our unblemished reputation of nearly half a century. In all that time, there has never been one complaint or action filed against any of the University System’s institutions or organizations."
They make this type of knowledge available at a price affordable by most or all who seek it.
50 years with no complaints -- that's a stellar record, all right - for any school - accredited or not!
Johann
John Bear wrote:I haven't looked at them for quite a while, but I used to be troubled by their program offering the Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate in which all three could be earned in one year.
Jimmy wrote:For many years I have been interested in metaphysics. So, a while ago I enrolled in the doctoral program at the University of Metaphysics. I am learning information about metaphysical Christianity that I didn't know and there is considerable discussion regarding Jungian psychology, much of what I already know. The material on Yoga and dream analysis/interpretation is wonderfully presented.
Back in the late '80's, I was a member of the The Ancient Mystical Order of the Rosae Crucis and found their studies fascinating.
Jimmy wrote:For many years I have been interested in metaphysics. So, a while ago I enrolled in the doctoral program at the University of Metaphysics. I am learning information about metaphysical Christianity that I didn't know and there is considerable discussion regarding Jungian psychology, much of what I already know. The material on Yoga and dream analysis/interpretation is wonderfully presented.
My dissertation will focus on the mystical life and secret doctrines of Jesus using materials from the Rosicrucian H. Lewis Spencer, Christian Science, Unity School of Christianity, Religious Science, and other Rosicrucian literature. Back in the late '80's, I was a member of the The Ancient Mystical Order of the Rosae Crucis and found their studies fascinating.
I am fully aware the school is not accredited but that's okay with me. I am having fun studying the material as I await to begin accredited doctoral studies soon.
John Bear wrote:I haven't looked at them for quite a while, but I used to be troubled by their program offering the Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate in which all three could be earned in one year.
Since the International Metaphysical Ministry University System of the University Of Metaphysics and the University Of Sedona is legally recognized by the United States Federal Government as a non-secular / spiritual / metaphysical 501(c)3 organization, the US Department of Education in Washington D.C. must adhere to the founding precepts of religious freedom and refrain from ALL comment, opinion, or intrusion.
Does the Institution / Organization claim accreditation of any kind?
If so, our advice is run away as fast as you can. Why? One word: Integrity! Or rather, lack thereof. Since valid and recognized accreditation in the real sense does not exist in the spiritual / metaphysical field, some institutions / organizations try to deceive prospective students and the public by attempting to make themselves look more reputable than they really are.
levicoff wrote:I find it fascinating that one word that has not apeared in this thread thus far is mill.
johann wrote:levicoff wrote:I find it fascinating that one word that has not apeared in this thread thus far is mill.
Dr. Steve -
We didn't say nuthin' ...'cause it's Jimmy...an' he's doin' it strickly fer the love of larnin'. If it was some wazoo, gonna hang out a shingle as a full-time (or even partickle) metaphysicist... Well then, we'd uv let 'im have both barrels.
Johann
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