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Can't one professor handle more than 10 students? (I am talking to you Harvard...)

Clearly ratios should double. This would cut tuition by 30%.

manofjustice wrote:Can't one professor handle more than 10 students? (I am talking to you Harvard...)

Clearly ratios should double. This would increase faculty salaries by 30%.

interesting observation

manofjustice wrote:Clearly ratios should double. This would cut tuition by 30%.

These numbers seem like they were arrived at after considerable mathematical analysis.

fatduck wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Can't one professor handle more than 10 students? (I am talking to you Harvard...)

Clearly ratios should double. This would increase faculty salaries by 30%.

interesting observation

You lie.

Doorkeeper wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Clearly ratios should double. This would cut tuition by 30%.

These numbers seems like they was arrived at after considerable mathematical analysis.

Faculty compensation is about 60% of most schools' budgets. Now what is 1/2 of 60%?

manofjustice wrote:

Doorkeeper wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Clearly ratios should double. This would cut tuition by 30%.

These numbers seems like they was arrived at after considerable mathematical analysis.

Faculty compensation is about 60% of most schools' budgets. Now what is 1/2 of 60%?

Hey bro there is this great LSAT prep book called the PowerScore Logical Reasoning Bible. In one of the later chapters, there's a chapter to teach you about the pitfalls of numbers and percentages.

HTH

manofjustice wrote:Why in the world are faculty to student ratios so low?

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tfleming09 wrote:

manofjustice wrote:

Doorkeeper wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Clearly ratios should double. This would cut tuition by 30%.

These numbers seems like they was arrived at after considerable mathematical analysis.

Faculty compensation is about 60% of most schools' budgets. Now what is 1/2 of 60%?

Hey bro there is this great LSAT prep book called the PowerScore Logical Reasoning Bible. In one of the later chapters, there's a chapter to teach you about the pitfalls of numbers and percentages.

HTH

"The pitfalls of numbers and percentages." You are just brilliant. Thank you buddy.

Law Sauce wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Why in the world are faculty to student ratios so low?

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TIC. Let's abolish US News and World Report rankings, then. Shall we?

manofjustice wrote:

Law Sauce wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Why in the world are faculty to student ratios so low?

USNews

TIC. Let's abolish US News and World Report rankings, then. Shall we?

You must have absolutely nothing to do. Go outside and play.

This looks like it is going to be fun.

manofjustice wrote:

Law Sauce wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Why in the world are faculty to student ratios so low?

USNews

TIC. Let's abolish US News and World Report rankings, then. Shall we?

which do you think would be easier to accomplish: abolishing USNWR, or firing half of all law professors

kalvano wrote:

manofjustice wrote:

Law Sauce wrote:

manofjustice wrote:Why in the world are faculty to student ratios so low?

USNews

TIC. Let's abolish US News and World Report rankings, then. Shall we?

You must have absolutely nothing to do. Go outside and play.

But US News hasn't ranked the neighborhood playgrounds from which I can chose. What shall I do?

manofjustice wrote:"The pitfalls of numbers and percentages." You are just brilliant. Thank you buddy.

You're welcome.

Itt: Manofjustice reads Campos' blog and runs to TLS to pretend he has uncovered something important.

2014 wrote:Itt: Manofjustice reads Campos' blog and runs to TLS to pretend he has uncovered something important.

ITT: 2014 reads Campo's blog and runs to Manofjustice's thread to pretend he has uncovered something important.

The blog makes a good point. It should be answered. (Not by 2014).

manofjustice wrote:But US News hasn't ranked the neighborhood playgrounds from which I can chose. What shall I do?

Russian roulette is always an option.