> Nagoya's Regional Immigration Bureau (and I would assume the others)
> have a list of which colleges are accredited, and which are not. Nagoya
> Immigration  also has 7 gaigins working in the office who are paid to
> check these (amongst other) items. That internet thinggee is a bitch
> hey?

Yea, the good old times are gone when a top-of-the-line 300 dpi laser 
printer would churn out beautiful English teaching degrees from various US 
universities by using a software called "Certificate Maker". Only the big 
universities would check, and there was no Internet yet (beginning of 1980), 
and some interviewers couldn't distinguish between standard and non-standard 
English anyway.
Some of the guys who landed cozy jobs have retired by now and are not worry 
about their future...:-) 




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