John marshall law school or Penn State Grad school????? Forum
- vanwinkle

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Neither of these programs will lead to gainful employment, so pick the one you'd enjoy burning money on most. Just remember: Student loan debts aren't dischargeable in bankruptcy. Enjoy!
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amw0254

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patrickd139 wrote:I don't think 'Literary studies' is a good graduate degree.amw0254 wrote:patrickd139 wrote:Also, poll needs an option for 'neither'
Why neither? You don't think Penn State is a good school?
Yeah, everyone tells me that. But I would to be a professor or a writer. I dunno, man.
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wildhaggis

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Sounds like John Marshall is the place for you, man.
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amw0254

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vanwinkle wrote:Neither of these programs will lead to gainful employment, so pick the one you'd enjoy burning money on most. Just remember: Student loan debts aren't dischargeable in bankruptcy. Enjoy!
You want me to enjoy my debt? Its good to know your parents raised to be decent to others.
- bernaldiaz

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Re: John marshall law school or Penn State Grad school?????
This can't be serious
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- vanwinkle

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If you want a less sarcastic, more friendly version of the above, it would be this: The odds are that neither program will ever be worth the cost of attending, and the debt will follow you the rest of your life. Don't go. "Neither" is the best response. I'm not saying don't go to law school, or don't go to any grad school, but don't go to either of these.amw0254 wrote:You want me to enjoy my debt? Its good to know your parents raised to be decent to others.vanwinkle wrote:Neither of these programs will lead to gainful employment, so pick the one you'd enjoy burning money on most. Just remember: Student loan debts aren't dischargeable in bankruptcy. Enjoy!
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Penn State is a pubic ivy.
- vanwinkle

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This is going the wrong direction. (Not gonna buy the "it was just a typo" argument, either.)joncrooshal wrote:Penn State is a pubic ivy.

- JamMasterJ

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QF public Ivy is a made-up termamw0254 wrote:Penn state is a puBlic IVY.. LOOK IT UP BEFORE YOU RUN YOUR MOUTH DUDE
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amw0254

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vanwinkle wrote:Okay, this is going too far. (Not gonna buy the "it was just a typo" argument, either.)joncrooshal wrote:Penn State is a pubic ivy.
I don't understand how you can make a comment without researching your facts. My god, we have google ! Of course Penn State is a public IVY.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvan ... University
http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/07/09/ ... enn-state/
http://www.flexjobs.com/jobs/telecommut ... university
- vanwinkle

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He didn't say "public".amw0254 wrote:I don't understand how you can make a comment without researching your facts. My god, we have google ! Of course Penn State is a public IVY.
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freestallion

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WTF? The only public ivies I can think of are Berkeley, Michigan, and UVA.
Penn State is definitely not a great school... not to the caliber of the above!
Penn State is definitely not a great school... not to the caliber of the above!
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- SaintClarence27

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Screw Hamburger U, go to CLOWN COLLEGE!
- Blindmelon

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Well, lets get creative here. Any way you could do both programs? I'm sure the John Marshal/Penn State resume combo would do wonders. That way, you wouldn't have to worry about debt either. TTT JD + pubic ivy = profit, amirite?vanwinkle wrote:If you want a less sarcastic, more friendly version of the above, it would be this: The odds are that neither program will ever be worth the cost of attending, and the debt will follow you the rest of your life. Don't go. "Neither" is the best response. I'm not saying don't go to law school, or don't go to any grad school, but don't go to either of these.amw0254 wrote:You want me to enjoy my debt? Its good to know your parents raised to be decent to others.vanwinkle wrote:Neither of these programs will lead to gainful employment, so pick the one you'd enjoy burning money on most. Just remember: Student loan debts aren't dischargeable in bankruptcy. Enjoy!
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wildhaggis

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Oh, wow. You should have posted those earlier. In that case, yes, of course Penn State is the obvious choice. Who would turn down an Ivy League education?!amw0254 wrote:vanwinkle wrote:Okay, this is going too far. (Not gonna buy the "it was just a typo" argument, either.)joncrooshal wrote:Penn State is a pubic ivy.
I don't understand how you can make a comment without researching your facts. My god, we have google ! Of course Penn State is a public IVY.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvan ... University
http://www.dailyfinance.com/2010/07/09/ ... enn-state/
http://www.flexjobs.com/jobs/telecommut ... university
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Pro-Tip: People will not take you seriously when you support arguments with nonsense things like "public IVY."
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amw0254

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freestallion wrote:WTF? The only public ivies I can think of are Berkeley, Michigan, and UVA.
Penn State is definitely not a great school... not to the caliber of the above!
http://www.flexjobs.com/jobs/telecommut ... university
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvan ... University
- vanwinkle

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Since OP reported practically everyone else to post in this thread, it got me reading the thread, where I noticed all of this:

Moral of the story: Glass houses, stones, blah blah blah.
amw0254 wrote:Dude, what the fuck are you talking about. I asked a simple question. If you don't like it, then don't answer and get the fuck out!
amw0254 wrote:I know. I don't understand why mofos have to be such dicks these days. If you don't have anything productive to say, then GTFO!
amw0254 wrote:I think you've made it very clear that you' take pride being a full time Dick

Moral of the story: Glass houses, stones, blah blah blah.
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