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Kansas State University
Tuition Refund anyone?
"The Harvard Law Record ran an April Fool's article promising a full refund to those law graduates who didn't receive job offers. Although it was a joke, I think the article made a valid argument for tuition refund: "
the link:
http://www.notolawschool.com/2010/04/harvard-law-tuition-refund-joke.html
the joke:
http://www.hlrecord.org/news/harvard-law-school-to-issue-refund-to-jobless-graduates-1.1293460
can we do this for us?
Hell ya.....Who says there shouldn't be a lemon law for acedemia.
This is an excellent idea for a very generous stimulus package and retroactive to all!!!
How about a wage/salary refund to employers when an employee doesn't live up the resume and portfolio? Or when s/he spends half the day surfing the web?
Screw you citizen.....Don't kill the buzzz. Besides, If it takes your firm $120,000 in salary to figure out that you hired a dud thats your fault. You always have the option to cut your losses BEFORE that much debt is accrued whereas we are taking a 6-8 year gamble before we know if our investment will pay out.
Yikes! Sounds like I hit a nerve....
Na....Just bustin yur ballz (figuratively)
Ah, consider them fully busted.
And I'm no firm owner, thank goodness. I was just trying to make a point about opening up the "money back guarantee" concept.
How about just a reduction of tuition expenses across the board. Could start by slashing the six figure salaries enjoyed by the many hack professors.
...or reducing the several-million dollar salaries of basketball coaches?
Go Dawgs!
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