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Did the school reject my fake/bogus application?

I wanted to see if these schools actually looked at the information that was submitted or they just provided bogus approvals based on anything that I wrote. So rather than completing an application with real experiences, I first tried to feed them bogus information. The information is detailed on the approval page (http://degreeinspector.com/approval.html)and summarized here

When I first applied to all these schools, I listed the following: "I work real hard for long time at Dairy Queen." Nothing else! Just those 10 words. Did these schools reject that as valid experience?

Almeda - Yes. Almeda rejected my bogus application. They sent me a letter stating I did not qualify and suggested I go to a traditional college.

Belford - No. Belford did not reject my bogus application. They did not even review it. The application just took me to a payment form. I could have written that I was Czar Nicholas II of Russia and died in 1918. I would still have been able to get my degree from Belford.

Colton - Don't know. There was never a response from this university. No response to the application, no response to any e-mail inquiries. Nothing.

Glendale - Yes. Glendale rejected my bogus application. I think. They simply ignored it. No letter of explanation. No response. But they did approve me when I sent my valid resume.

Redding - Exactly the same as Glendale. They simply ignored the bogus application. I sent it TWICE and it was ignored both times. Like Glendale, they did approve me when I sent my valid resume.

Rochville - No. Rochville did not reject my bogus application. They approved the bogus application based on the 7 words. They stated that they had a 10-member committee review it -- and the collective genius power of the 10 of them decided it was worthy of a 4-year degree. (The part about the genius was me editorializing).

Suffield - Yes. Suffield rejected my bogus application. They sent me a letter stating I did not qualify and suggested I apply again with more information. Unfortunately their e-mail to me was full of grammatical mistakes.