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I genuinely hadn't seen that on here before.
You're one of the reasons I still log in every day.What I don't understand is....a lot of people are going to be pissed that I ask this but I am going to anyways b/c I don't care....
My new school is pretty darn cheap when it comes to tuition and fees, and we got ranked prior to accreditation, and have moved up nicely since getting our accreditation. Bonus: Not sure of final numbers, but we either matched 14/16 or 12/14 resident applicants to a residency this year. What's new isn't always bad. As Z mentioned, a new school isn't automatically a diploma mill.What I don't get is why don't people just go to the very old established good schools? I just do NOT see the desire to take out 250K for a newly built school when I can take out much less for a top ranked school.
You're giving advice on picking schools, yet you only chose this profession (after attending a year of dental school) because your parents picked it?I only went to the school I went to b/c it was ranked #30 when I got accepted and my living and food is free AND I got a scholarship from the school. Or else I would go to UNC (my state school) but I miss the deadline b/c I was still in dental school at the time!
The point is why not try to get into a good school?
If you can't get into a good school then why not find another career? There are a million other careers out there that pay out much more with less schooling. (I went into pharmacy b/c my parents wanted me to try it...I would have otherwise been a drug rep)
I genuinely hadn't seen that on here before.
I need to start advertising truck driving school again.SO what I don't get is why on earth would anyone find taking out 250K+ for a newly built school as a smart thing to do? I can buy a beach out with that money!
If for whatever reason you can't get into a very good school that's publically funded then find another career that pays more money with less school!