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Review 9/16/2010
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Sorry "ChauT", I have to call you out on your blatant disregard for the truth, and the facts of Continental Academy. What makes a high school diploma, or a college degree, valuable is whether the institution it came from carries an accreditation that is recognized by the US Department of Education. If it is not, then the institution cannot provide federal aid to it's students, and anyone who graduates from an unrecognized high school is unable to secure federal aid for college. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH REGIONAL ACCREDITATION!! I am all too aware of what diploma mills like Continental Academy can do to unsuspecting people who thought they were helping themselves to improve their lives. I am an Admissions Director for a well established college and I see the frustrations of people who paid hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars to online high schools who proudly say they are "fully accredited" (which, by the way, there is no such thing as being fully accredited, you are either accredited or not!) but what they don't say is that they are not recognized by the US Department of Education, which means that their diploma isn't worth the paper it was printed on. Make no mistake, Continental Academy is a scam and anyone praising them is on their payroll. DO NOT BE FOOLED!!
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