Pick6;390965 wrote:only a year. Just have a couple general education classes left

Then why is it so bad to get 20k in loans? That's really not that much to finish up. Now finding a job after wards maybe interesting.

sleeper;390645 wrote:Akron is a good business school? LOL

And how the hell do you have a 3.9 GPA and aren't getting any scholarships to Akron? You aren't going to get much at Ohio State with that, but Akron(or another school similar) should be throwing money at you like crazy.

Yes, fool, Akron has a very fine school of business. I know that because I taught in it.

Ytowngirlinfla;390996 wrote:Then why is it so bad to get 20k in loans? That's really not that much to finish up. Now finding a job after wards maybe interesting.

ehh i might of worded that wrong. I only have 1 year completed. I dont think i'll have too bad of a problem getting a job. Im going for accounting and they have good placement program.

FairwoodKing;391014 wrote:Yes, fool, Akron has a very fine school of business. I know that because I taught in it.

Yea, the top talent of America is just dying to get into Akron business school.

The CBA was also ranked first in Ohio, and 39th nationally among public schools, for giving its students the biggest return on their tuition dollars after graduation, according to the latest survey conducted by Bloomberg BusinessWeek.

The College's George W. Daverio School of Accountancy was nationally ranked by the Public Accounting Report (PAR). The PAR recently released its 28th Annual Survey of Accounting Professors (Vol. 33, No. 20, 2009) in which 1,921 accounting educators participated. The CBA's Accounting Program was ranked No. 24 for undergraduate accounting education and No. 23 for graduate programs in accounting

good enough for me.

Pick6;393168 wrote:The CBA was also ranked first in Ohio, and 39th nationally among public schools, for giving its students the biggest return on their tuition dollars after graduation, according to the latest survey conducted by Bloomberg BusinessWeek.

The College's George W. Daverio School of Accountancy was nationally ranked by the Public Accounting Report (PAR). The PAR recently released its 28th Annual Survey of Accounting Professors (Vol. 33, No. 20, 2009) in which 1,921 accounting educators participated. The CBA's Accounting Program was ranked No. 24 for undergraduate accounting education and No. 23 for graduate programs in accounting

good enough for me.

Hmmm, I don't think McDonalds is going to give a shit what the PAR thinks, all they will want to know is can you flip a hamburger and count change.