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I don't deny that...it was more for the academic and research stimulus, omest, plus, it was relatively cheap...I was also just struck by the whole UN treaty school program I'd read of in looking into EUCLID to begin with...what puzzles me is that of the public health faculty, many seem quite well qualified, and, while I share your dubiousness, certainly, I'm trying to learn more about it, I just thought to get the views of others on here...however, I obviously share your worries, by all means, I assure you, I won't jump at it precipitously, promise, if you have any other thoughts, I'd be most eager to know the!..?also, two faculty see!ed to be current or past US military, one Army, one USPHS, I believe, from what I'd seen, though I gathered they too shared both of our levels of dubiousness from !u having chatted with at least one of them, possibly both, it was some time ago...I just found the school a curious mix, if nothing else, you know?

I do appreciate the consideration, in any event, certainly....

I should have added that I had come across this school several years ago... They had some very interesting theology offerings.

One of the chief concerns in undertaking any course of study is acceptance of the work to be undertaken. Euclid may put together some impressive faculty... However if their acceptance is questionable then what is the value of their program? In the end I chose to avoid them. I'm sure that there are many other foreign schools that are cheap with better credentials... The University of South Africa seems to be very popular - although I am not into the Public Health discipline so I have no idea if they can support your studies or not.

You might want to check out an internet bulletin board dedicated to distance learning... as I recall they have discussed Euclid there before... and UNISA (U of South Africa is a perpetual favorite there.
https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?forums/general-distance-learning-discussions.3/