School test scores… like ’em or not, they’re out for the 2009/2010 year

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[quote=davelj]
Is this opportunity cost? I’m unaware of any reputable PhD program in which the candidate pays for the doctorate. Although perhaps I’m just thinking of the business/economics/finance/science/engineering areas. Generally, the candidate receives a stipend to teach undergrads and assist professors with research. Maybe folks pay for PhDs in certain liberal arts subjects.[/quote]
Nope – he paid for it. And worked on it while still working. (He took some time off to research and write his doctorate). Like I said – this was done for personal reasons, and he was still able to command management consultant rates working – which is MUCH better pay than student teaching.

I doubt he’ll recoup the investment in wages… he did it for personal reasons (always wanted a PhD, other family members had PhDs – wanted to achieve the goal before aging mom died, etc.)

[an]

[quote=EmilyHicks]The Asians in Mira Mesa are mostly Vietnamese and Philipinos. And why isn’t the Philipinos counted as Asian but as a separate category in Mira Mesa?[/quote]
Because they’re Pacific islanders.

[an]

[quote=EmilyHicks]The Asians in Mira Mesa are mostly Vietnamese and Philipinos. And why isn’t the Philipinos counted as Asian but as a separate category in Mira Mesa?[/quote]
Because they’re Pacific islanders.

[an]

[quote=EmilyHicks]The Asians in Mira Mesa are mostly Vietnamese and Philipinos. And why isn’t the Philipinos counted as Asian but as a separate category in Mira Mesa?[/quote]
Because they’re Pacific islanders.

[an]

[quote=EmilyHicks]The Asians in Mira Mesa are mostly Vietnamese and Philipinos. And why isn’t the Philipinos counted as Asian but as a separate category in Mira Mesa?[/quote]
Because they’re Pacific islanders.

[an]

[quote=EmilyHicks]The Asians in Mira Mesa are mostly Vietnamese and Philipinos. And why isn’t the Philipinos counted as Asian but as a separate category in Mira Mesa?[/quote]
Because they’re Pacific islanders.

[nla]

Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a lot of arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?

[nla]

Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a lot of arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?

[nla]

Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a lot of arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?

[nla]

Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a lot of arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?

[nla]

Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a lot of arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?

[an]

[quote=nla]Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a whole arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?[/quote]
Yes, there are a lot of arguments on the web about this same topic. I’m just repeating what some of the Filipinos I know tell me. Maybe they separate out the Filipinos because Filipino alone is already the majority.

[an]

[quote=nla]Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a whole arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?[/quote]
Yes, there are a lot of arguments on the web about this same topic. I’m just repeating what some of the Filipinos I know tell me. Maybe they separate out the Filipinos because Filipino alone is already the majority.

[an]

[quote=nla]Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a whole arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?[/quote]
Yes, there are a lot of arguments on the web about this same topic. I’m just repeating what some of the Filipinos I know tell me. Maybe they separate out the Filipinos because Filipino alone is already the majority.

[an]

[quote=nla]Filipinos are not Pacific Islanders. Filipinos are Asians. Only in California, that they are separate statistically to other Asians.

There’s a whole arguments on the web (blogs/forums/etc.) regarding this topic so I’m not going to dwell on it. Look at it this way. Filipinos are closely related to Malaysians and Indonesians ethnically. Are Malaysians and Indonesians Pacific Islanders?[/quote]
Yes, there are a lot of arguments on the web about this same topic. I’m just repeating what some of the Filipinos I know tell me. Maybe they separate out the Filipinos because Filipino alone is already the majority.

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