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Perhaps we can agree to refer to professional schools as happy meals and be done with it.
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From one Professional School student: warning to all
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Pro-schools do not provide inferior training, necessarily. Depends on which you go to.
The point is that the cost does not permit the risk of obtaining the degree.
The point is that the cost does not permit the risk of obtaining the degree.
There are likely less opportunities at some of the worst professional schools, but I will agree that a great student can make the best of a bad situation. However, a great student can't necessarily materialize opportunities if none are there and if there is little guidance in finding them.
