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December 7, 2009 at 9:16 PM #492495December 7, 2009 at 9:32 PM #491635EconProfParticipant
wfb and flu:
Standardized nationwide tests would indeed be worth considering for a lot of fields besides the current CPA and Bar exams. Noted author Charles Murray (wrote the influential book Losing Ground), believes such tests could apply to many fields.
They would also serve as the organizer for the self-taught college grad, or “master of a discipline” or whatever one wants to call this certificate. The resulting test score would be a credential that person could take into the job market–let the employer decide. Of course, existing faculty would see this system as a job threat and call it inferior.
Some people can indeed be self-guided learners and want to short-circuit all the party atmosphere, political correctness, and waste inherent in 4 – 6 years of college classes.December 7, 2009 at 9:32 PM #491801EconProfParticipantwfb and flu:
Standardized nationwide tests would indeed be worth considering for a lot of fields besides the current CPA and Bar exams. Noted author Charles Murray (wrote the influential book Losing Ground), believes such tests could apply to many fields.
They would also serve as the organizer for the self-taught college grad, or “master of a discipline” or whatever one wants to call this certificate. The resulting test score would be a credential that person could take into the job market–let the employer decide. Of course, existing faculty would see this system as a job threat and call it inferior.
Some people can indeed be self-guided learners and want to short-circuit all the party atmosphere, political correctness, and waste inherent in 4 – 6 years of college classes.December 7, 2009 at 9:32 PM #492182EconProfParticipantwfb and flu:
Standardized nationwide tests would indeed be worth considering for a lot of fields besides the current CPA and Bar exams. Noted author Charles Murray (wrote the influential book Losing Ground), believes such tests could apply to many fields.
They would also serve as the organizer for the self-taught college grad, or “master of a discipline” or whatever one wants to call this certificate. The resulting test score would be a credential that person could take into the job market–let the employer decide. Of course, existing faculty would see this system as a job threat and call it inferior.
Some people can indeed be self-guided learners and want to short-circuit all the party atmosphere, political correctness, and waste inherent in 4 – 6 years of college classes.December 7, 2009 at 9:32 PM #492271EconProfParticipantwfb and flu:
Standardized nationwide tests would indeed be worth considering for a lot of fields besides the current CPA and Bar exams. Noted author Charles Murray (wrote the influential book Losing Ground), believes such tests could apply to many fields.
They would also serve as the organizer for the self-taught college grad, or “master of a discipline” or whatever one wants to call this certificate. The resulting test score would be a credential that person could take into the job market–let the employer decide. Of course, existing faculty would see this system as a job threat and call it inferior.
Some people can indeed be self-guided learners and want to short-circuit all the party atmosphere, political correctness, and waste inherent in 4 – 6 years of college classes.December 7, 2009 at 9:32 PM #492505EconProfParticipantwfb and flu:
Standardized nationwide tests would indeed be worth considering for a lot of fields besides the current CPA and Bar exams. Noted author Charles Murray (wrote the influential book Losing Ground), believes such tests could apply to many fields.
They would also serve as the organizer for the self-taught college grad, or “master of a discipline” or whatever one wants to call this certificate. The resulting test score would be a credential that person could take into the job market–let the employer decide. Of course, existing faculty would see this system as a job threat and call it inferior.
Some people can indeed be self-guided learners and want to short-circuit all the party atmosphere, political correctness, and waste inherent in 4 – 6 years of college classes.December 7, 2009 at 11:53 PM #491665AdebisiParticipant[quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.
December 7, 2009 at 11:53 PM #491831AdebisiParticipant[quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.
December 7, 2009 at 11:53 PM #492212AdebisiParticipant[quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.
December 7, 2009 at 11:53 PM #492301AdebisiParticipant[quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.
December 7, 2009 at 11:53 PM #492535AdebisiParticipant[quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.
December 8, 2009 at 12:24 AM #491670CoronitaParticipant[quote=Adebisi][quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.[/quote]
Nope, I don’t have an MBA. But even the ones that as you describe “can’t find their asses” didn’t just get their ass kicked 6% down on “investing” in gold in the past couple of days…Enjoy your new TV, while your credit lasts….har har har.
Eyechart for your viewing pleasures…
December 8, 2009 at 12:24 AM #491836CoronitaParticipant[quote=Adebisi][quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.[/quote]
Nope, I don’t have an MBA. But even the ones that as you describe “can’t find their asses” didn’t just get their ass kicked 6% down on “investing” in gold in the past couple of days…Enjoy your new TV, while your credit lasts….har har har.
Eyechart for your viewing pleasures…
December 8, 2009 at 12:24 AM #492217CoronitaParticipant[quote=Adebisi][quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.[/quote]
Nope, I don’t have an MBA. But even the ones that as you describe “can’t find their asses” didn’t just get their ass kicked 6% down on “investing” in gold in the past couple of days…Enjoy your new TV, while your credit lasts….har har har.
Eyechart for your viewing pleasures…
December 8, 2009 at 12:24 AM #492306CoronitaParticipant[quote=Adebisi][quote=waiting for bottom]Flu, what you just described is a Top 40 MBA program.[/quote]
Let me guess, you went to a ‘Top 40’? I’m guessing UC-Davis since it’s currently ranked #40 and in California.
Most MBAs I know can’t find their ass with both hands.[/quote]
Nope, I don’t have an MBA. But even the ones that as you describe “can’t find their asses” didn’t just get their ass kicked 6% down on “investing” in gold in the past couple of days…Enjoy your new TV, while your credit lasts….har har har.
Eyechart for your viewing pleasures…
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