<p>"Florida, not Floroda. Incompetent, not incompetant. I’ll assume leaderaship was a typo. Scandals, not scandals. Embezzlement, not embeslement. Its, not it’s. Accreditation, not accreditation. You’re hardly in a position to be critiquing other schools or other students.</p>
<p>BTW, what’s wrong with a college or university catering to students who are less academically able? That doesn’t make it the “worst college.”"</p>
<p>Thank you for correcting my typos. That undoubtedly is an effective way to pick apart the completely accurate picture I painted of Florida A and M University. It’s actually funny that you think “leadership” was a typo, but not “Florida”, a state I lived in for 14 years and two of my degrees came from schools with the name “Florida” in them. Not that you need an explanation- but since I was using an old computer, as I always do, my first draft is quick and careless. I relied on an online spell checker, but apparently when I was finished, I didn’t copy/paste it- missed a button and didn’t bother to re-check. If that makes me a dummy in your eyed, sobeit :)</p>
<p>The fact that you would discredit a rational argument based on misspellings speaks volumes as to your intellectual ability and maturity. Then again, it’s always easier to attack the messenger then it is to attack the message. To the intellectally immature, it is very effective, too. Had you stopped before you typed your last sentence, I would have been 100% OK with the post.</p>