Advantages of applying EDII to Emory?

trex792
Sat, 22 Dec 2012 11:02:53 +0000

I never knew about this website until recently. I am not bitter about my experience at Emory, I just think what the current administration has done is completely dishonest. And they never released the report of their findings. The Brian Kelly from US News and World Report that he would be skeptical as a consumer. It reminds me the scene in the 1980s movie Wall Street when Bud Fox’s father asks Gordon Gekko why he needs to have his lawyer around for their conversation. All’s not well in the state of Denmark, if you know what I mean. The University should help any student who feels like they were deceived into applying to the school transfer to another school. Students applying to college should have a lot more accurate information available to them than do currently. It is a big decision. It is a lot tougher to live the “American dream” than it used to be. A lot of students get liberal arts majors assuming that they will go to law school and get good paying jobs when they come out. This has always been difficult and is only getting more so. More students should consider going into engineering. The pay may not look that great compared to what you hear of doctor’s and lawyer’s making, but you can always go back to graduate to become a doctor or patent lawyer. You can get an MBA. If a students goes to one of these top schools for an education degree, they are usually doing it because they plan on becoming a teacher. There is only so much room for advancement in terms of salary in this field. I guess they can say they went to Harvard, but that is about the only advantage. Not every school can be great in every department. But at least these schools have reputations that draw full paying students to their grad schools.