Double Majors
Discussion for those studying in the United States and Canada
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Re: Double MajorsCommunity colleges are typically looked down upon in the US, yes. You don't have to really apply to get in; they aren't research centers, etc.(Original post by alexs2602)
Do we think Sharri goes to a community college? I get the idea they're looked down upon in the US. Sharri seems a bit... simple.
Typically either people go to Community Colleges in order to save money and eventually transfer to a four-year University, or were not accepted to any of the schools to which they applied, or could not afford other options. -
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Re: Double MajorsLol @ typical British snobbery/ignorance. It's always a sign that people are getting desperate when start that type of childish behavior.
still doesn't change the fact that Wharton is overrated. There is no difference between the top schools. Fact -
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Re: Double MajorsI'm not British. Nor is it 'snobbery' or 'ignorance'. I live in the US. I know what I'm talking about.(Original post by Sharri5)
Lol @ typical British snobbery/ignorance. It's always a sign that people are getting desperate when start that type of childish behavior.
Regardless of how many times you repeat yourself you're still going to be wrong.(Original post by Sharri5)
still doesn't change the fact that Wharton is overrated. There is no difference between the top schools. Fact
See watch:
The sky is green
The sky is green
The sky is green
Guess what? The sky still isn't green.
You have yet to provide any reasonable anything to suggest that you're in any way correct. In fact, you've just made things up and said 'this is a fact'. Clearly, you've no understanding of things called 'research' and 'sources'.
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Re: Double Majorsmy post was referring to the other poster but you're so arrogant it's no surprise you felt the need to open your mouth(Original post by NYU2012)
I'm not British. Nor is it 'snobbery' or 'ignorance'. I live in the US. I know what I'm talking about.
Regardless of how many times you repeat yourself you're still going to be wrong.
See watch:
The sky is green
The sky is green
The sky is green
Guess what? The sky still isn't green.
You have yet to provide any reasonable anything to suggest that you're in any way correct. In fact, you've just made things up and said 'this is a fact'. Clearly, you've no understanding of things called 'research' and 'sources'.
you've done nothing but lie on this thread and when you haven't been lying you've been spouting bull. It still doesn't change the fact that Wharton is overrated and the other top schools offer the same thing. Clearly you know nothing about business
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Re: Double MajorsYou're one to talk.(Original post by Sharri5)
my post was referring to the other poster but you're so arrogant it's no surprise you felt the need to open your mouth
you've done nothing but lie on this thread and when you haven't been lying you've been spouting bull. It still doesn't change the fact that Wharton is overrated and the other top schools offer the same thing. Clearly you know nothing about business
You haven't provided any valid reasons as to why Wharton doesn't deserve it's reputation.
You tried to cite businessweek rankings as accurate.
You tried to cite student satisfaction as accurate, when in the US, no ranking looks at student satisfaction.
Remind me, who's the one who doesn't know anything about business schools? Because it very clearly isn't me.
I'm going to go with you, who's blatantly ignorant, is the one who's wrong. The best you can do is say "You're lying!!!!!". What are you, five years old?
