re: OT-Anyone why UA doesn't do more with online degree promotion/additional degrees offered?

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I can’t speak for every grad from Southern New Hampshire but one of my supervisors at my last job (I’m retired now) was an SNHU grad. Dumber than a box of rocks. Made me wonder just how challenging that school is.

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There are some really unfortunate HBCU's near me where nearly every graduate is like this. I feel terrible for the poor kids who end up there. They sell a dream of college to kids who have no business going to college and would be much better off with a 2-year degree, trade certification, or military. Instead they go and get tens or hundreds of thousands in debt, 75%+ don't graduate, the average time to graduation is nearly 7 years, and the graduates you do see (I see a lot in job interviews I do) can barely read and write. I work in litigation and we regularly sue these schools for various things. They're run by incredibly incompetent and corrupt officials who live off of the HBCU designation, the shield from scrutiny it provides, and ridiculous amounts of federal grant money that somehow never seems to make its way into improving their decrepit facilities and barren faculty departments.