Does having an Alumni parent help?
Posted: Mon Sep 20, 2010 12:12 pm
My mother got her Master's (in business not law) from USF (where I hope to go). Does it help to have a parent alum?
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ITE I would not go to a school near the bottom of T2, even pre-ITE it was a risk (especially with a cost of attendance at nearly 60K per year, according to USF's website). FWIW having an alumni parent probably helps a little.sfgiantsfan wrote:My mother got her Master's (in business not law) from USF (where I hope to go). Does it help to have a parent alum?
http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... =2&t=18478sfgiantsfan wrote:forgive me.. im not up on the shorthand.. what do you mean by ITE and FWIW??? im new to this forum
digitalcntrl wrote:ITE I would not go to a school near the bottom of T2, even pre-ITE it was a risk (especially with a cost of attendance at nearly 60K per year, according to USF's website). FWIW having an alumni parent probably helps a little.sfgiantsfan wrote:My mother got her Master's (in business not law) from USF (where I hope to go). Does it help to have a parent alum?
Shame on the NBER for letting employers know they need to start hiring again.drmguy wrote:digitalcntrl wrote:ITE I would not go to a school near the bottom of T2, even pre-ITE it was a risk (especially with a cost of attendance at nearly 60K per year, according to USF's website). FWIW having an alumni parent probably helps a little.sfgiantsfan wrote:My mother got her Master's (in business not law) from USF (where I hope to go). Does it help to have a parent alum?
ITE?
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