This is nitpicky, I'll admit, but I consider it a canary in the coalmine. On the MBA admission requirements page (https://www.uopeople.edu/programs/ba/degrees/

This is nitpicky, I'll admit, but I consider it a canary in the coalmine. On the MBA admission requirements page (https://www.uopeople.edu/programs/ba/degrees/master-of-business-administration/admission-requirements/ https://www.uopeople.edu/programs/ba/degrees/master-of-busin...): "As an accredited University, UoPeople has a number of requirements for all potential applicants, to help maintain a strong, intellectual student body. [...] In addition, applicants need to have: " * Be able to demonstrate undergraduate degree completion " * Have English proficiency " * A minimum of two years work experience " * One reference (from an employer/lecturer etc.)" The phrasing of the first two bullet points doesn't agree with the preceding sentence. That's a poor example of English proficiency. If they don't proofread and correct their own admissions page, I'm frankly not too optimistic about the rest of the university.