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Bachelor of Arts
Business Administration
in
Information Technology
That is a Business Administration degree with some I/T coursework. it is NOT an I/T degree.
don't need to read it again. I am not the one who claimed she had an IT degree. That isn't what this is about anyway.
get your arms around that and stop grasping at straws.
The fact remains, Trina's skills are not good enough to land her an IT job. The Monroe curriculum proves it. Nobody can wish it to be otherwise. The only thing that can possibly be done is for her to go back to college and get a REAL computer science or computer engineering degree.
And with a 2.7 average, my guess is she'd wash out in the first semester in a true computer sciences or engineering program.
don't need to read it again. I am not the one who claimed she had an IT degree. That isn't what this is about anyway.
get your arms around that and stop grasping at straws.
Are you capable of wroting a single post without being rude?
Trina's skills are not good enough to land her an IT job.
If that is the case, then our government should not lend money for a degree that will not benefit the student or its community. You are pretty much having the tax payer eat the bill because the graduate will never be able to pay the loan back because she is in the exact same position she was before she entered college.
how do you know what she has invested in her education?
You don't know that for a fact.
But no matter what the bottom dollar is, she will have to pay it.
Because I can do the math. She attended another college for two years to get an associates degree. At a NYS Community college, that's about $1500 a semester. Then two years at Monroe is another $24K "flat rate."
Even if she attended an expensive private two year college first, she shouldn't be able to recoup the cost of that part of her education from Monroe.
Because I can do the math. She attended another college for two years to get an associates degree. At a NYS Community college, that's about $1500 a semester. Then two years at Monroe is another $24K "flat rate."
Even if she attended an expensive private two year college first, she shouldn't be able to recoup the cost of that part of her education from Monroe.
You obviously aren't taking into account additional expenses that one has for school. You nor I are able to dictate what she did or did not spend but once again, this isn't about that.
Are you capable of wroting a single post without being rude?
and to call me rude, that is hilarious go back and read what you have written about this girl and other lower skilled IT professionals.
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