A home is the single largest purchase for most people. The warranties that apply to mobile homes are provided for in the law and are intended for the protection of the purchaser. The companies that manufacture and sell these homes in Maine must honor these important consumer protections. The problem is CSU is a fake. According to General Ketterer, CSU lures students, from as far away as Norway and Malaysia, through advertising in home town weeklies, trade magazines, and international papers.
Students can pay more money to obtain masters, doctorates and law degrees.
In order to get in to CSU, all you have to do is fill out a sheet of life experiences that transfer as earned credits toward an undergraduate degree. If I drove to Portland and back, I'd be able to earn some kind of credit. Employers who have helped their employees obtain post-secondary education through SCU need to know that the degree isn't worth the money they paid for it. For all practical purposes, a person can go to the local library, read a book, write a thesis and print out their own degree. The building pictured on the brochure's cover is purported to be CSU's campus, but it is actually the Lyndhurst Estate in Hew York.