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Timeline |
Developments in
Higher
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Developments in
Fake Higher Education |
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1000-1100 |
The idea of the university takes
shape in Paris and Bologna |
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1100-1200 |
Oxford University is founded |
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Adam and Eve
University opens in Patterson, New Jersey |
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1200-1300 |
Cambridge, Montpellier,
Salamanca and Coimbra Universities are started |
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1300-1400 |
Universities begin in Prague,
Krakow, Vienna and Heidelberg |
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Friars of Abbey
Carpatunnello forge educational documents |
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1400-1600 |
Universities spread throughout
the Holy Roman Empire, central Europe and Scandinavia |
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Carl
"Schnell Troken" Gutenberg, distant cousin of Johannes, prints fake diplomas |
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1600-1800 |
Universities begin in Peru,
Mexico and what are now the United States and Canada |
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| College campus
opens in Boston |
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1800-1900 |
University of Berlin adopts
model of free inquiry. Universities begin in India, Australia and Japan.
Oberlin becomes first coed college. Land Grant College Act spurs new
universities across US. |
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Brain surgery performed by doctor with degree from Turpentine University (1882). Southern
Association of Revered Institutions (now IAFU) begins (1890). |
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1900-2000 |
Ballpoint pen invented
(1938). G.I. Bill of Rights enacted
in US (1944). Educational Testing Service starts (1947). Non-animal parchment
invented (1949). By 1990,
3500 colleges
exist in US. |
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Fake
diplomas hanging in the District of Columbia top 10,000 (1936). Fake
degrees
exceed real ones worldwide (1980). |
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