PhD

Great post.

Pati,

What on earth are you talking about here? Sharon is not stupid, and neither is having good, solid, and valid accreditation. Get a mirror.

To Sharon Fleiner S.:

You are stupid, you do not have brain.  Accreditation is Mafia.  No money no accreditation.

When you have brain and knowledge you do not worry for accreditation.

Regionally accreditation are for stupid and lazy people.

As an entrepreneur, consultant, psychology professor, and writer, Century University's degree has served me well. I agree with "Ph.D. - Education's" positive comments. How to get what is needed from the degree is up to the recipient of it, though I do hold graduate degrees from America's "more acceptable" universities. Century University is accredited; however, really, I do wish that CU had explained some of their accreditation issues a bit more clearly. Others may want or need more standard types of accreditation. 
     In the CU program, I had the wonderful opportunity to work with renowned experts in the field of psychology. I also attended graduate psychology classes at the University of California - Los Angeles and the University of California at Berkeley. These classes were, of course, accepted by Century University. My clinical internship in dissociative identity disorder (DID, which used to be called MPD) research was awesome. This was a one year internship in northern California. And and the numerous social psychological Philip Zimbardo lectures that I attended didn't hurt anything either. Believe me I work with some of the best psychologists and educators in America, and they certainly to not know any more about the field of psychology and education than I.