::::Good.  I like your input and your dedication.  Let me share my reasoning for adding the information that I did in the Senate Hearing/GAO section of the article.  I hope you can understand and relate.  You may be aware of this fact but there were two different Pacific Western University schools offering degree programs in 2003-2004.  Facts from the two schools often get lumped together and the two schools are easily confused.  Readers can assume that PWU is one school with the same  curriculum, same educational delivery system and same academic standards operating in multiple states.  This was not the case.  The official testimony and Senate Record I present demonstrates this fact.  Since this is an article on PWU California, accuracy regarding PWU California is very important.  If you reread the the material that I directly quoted from the Senate Hearing you will see that it showed the search criteria used by the Senate and the GAO for the Hearing and the GAO report.  They say they found and named three specific schools that met this criteria.  One of the three schools identified in the Record was used as an example of a domestic flat rate tuition.  The quote I included clearly identifies that school as Pacific Western University - Hawaii.  The official record later clarified that Pacific Western University Hawaii and Pacific Western University California are separate schools with a vastly different tuition. The reason they have a different tuition is that they have different academic programs and the schools operate under vastly different state laws.  PWU California was extremely regulated and operated under the laws of the BPPVE.  Although this California State Approval was not accreditation it was a Certification by the State of California that the school met minimum education standards in a wide variety of areas including curriculum, quality of programs and faculty and the granting of experienced based credits.  PWU Hawaii operated under Hawaii laws which the Senate Record acknowledges that up until recently, the State of Hawaii had been a "Haven" for Diploma Mills.  These two schools are not the same program and the Senate official Hearing Record makes the distinction.  Most readers of the main article will not be aware that the two PWU programs had these differences.  That is why the information I added from the Official Senate Record, without adding any opinions other details which might be construed as original research, is important and why this information should be presented in this article.