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Blue Marble University Accreditation

https://bluemarbleuniversity.com/academics/accreditation

I noticed several months ago that Blue Marble University’s accreditation status has changed. “As an international education institution registered in Dominica, we are accredited by a well respected accreditor: International Quality Assurance for Higher Education (QAHE for short). You may visit QAHE and verify our accreditation at this link: https://www.qahe.org/institute/blue-marble-university“

“California University FCE has recognized the curriculum of this university as equivalent to the United States regionally accredited universities.” California University Foreign Credential Evaluation Service’s new evaluation of my degree states that it is equivalent to a “Doctor of Science degree (D.Sc.) … awarded by the regionally accredited colleges and universities of the United States of America.” I am exceedingly happy and pleased to possess this updated credential. I have other positive reports, but it is always nice when we can turn a negative into a positive.

California University FCE recommended that I get a comprehensive evaluation based on the accreditation status of Blue Marble University (accredited by the International Quality Assurance for Higher Education), but I somehow missed that email. California University FCE’s comprehensive evaluation is expensive but worth the price if it will be accepted by your future employers and educational facilities.

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By Jeanne Stork

I am a special education teacher who supervised a technology lab for twenty five years. The lab had specialized software, adapted mice, additional adapted hardware, and picture symbol communication aids for students whose significant disabilities made it difficult for them to use the general computer lab. I taught students who could not climb the stairs to my lab in their classrooms. I also assisted teachers and other personnel in my school with their technology needs as time permitted. Before moving to the technology lab, I was a classroom teacher with a classroom computer that students and staff could use. Now, I am a semi-retired substitute teacher.

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