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and what does tuition pay for? an education, the classes she attended. she got an education, she attended those classes, she received a degree. the degree is proof she got what she aid for. no sense at all to sue for the whole amount
you are another one who is missing the whole point of this suit to begin with.
Whatever you say, sweetie. Why don't you show up at the next Charlotte CD meetup and we'll debate this to your heart's content, hmmmm? You can have the last word because it's pretty obvious to everyone else (I might just make a poll out of it for ha ha's) that you're the one who doesn't get it.
corporate america is to blame....greed is to blame.
That is no secret.
ah well, I guess we're all doomed since corporate America is going to hold us down anyways. I should just drop out now and go pick corn in the fields since there's no hope of success
you can keep your doom and gloom and bitter views on life. keep blaming everyone else, the colleges, corporate America, the government, God, whoever, for all that ails you. I'm going to do what all the other successful folks do and actually put an effort into succeeding
The point is to hold the institution accountable and set a mandate that this type of BS is longer tolerated.
how about she holds herself accountable for her crap GPA, not putting an effort into her life, and filing a silly lawsuit months after graduation? no one forced her to go to that school. she's BSing herself if she thinks she could have survived w/ that kind of effort
it was fun hanging out, but I must be going. I've had enough of the blame game to last me a while.
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