SportsAndLady;545072 wrote:OU in general, maybe. But OU has several schools within the university that are amongst the top in the country. I didn't expect you to know that, though. Don't even know why I'm responding to you.
justincredible;544965 wrote:Why the need to be a dick to someone based on their career path or school of choice? I'll never understand that.
justincredible;544965 wrote:Why the need to be a dick to someone based on their career path or school of choice? I'll never understand that.
justincredible;544965 wrote:Why the need to be a dick to someone based on their career path or school of choice? I'll never understand that.
-Society-;545203 wrote:You don't understand because you went to Marietta. Is that correct?
Commander of Awesome;545134 wrote:If he wasn't an idiot asshole in the pro sports forum I would leave him alone, but alas he doesn't.
You're going to go to OU for graduate school like the rest of the idiots DUH!!!! LOL PWN3D!!!!!!SportsAndLady;545719 wrote:OH NO! The COMMANDER OF AWESOME thinks i'm an idiot, WHAT AM I GOING TO DO!!!??
justincredible;545238 wrote:Indeed. My education was a joke.
fan_from_texas;545752 wrote:Well, everybody knows that if you didn't go to a Big 10 school, you're basically trash.
AMIRITE SLEEPER?
cbus4life;546014 wrote:FFT went to Northwestern, i believe. So yea, he is pretty much worthless compared to OSU grads.
fan_from_texas;548024 wrote:Well, since literally every single SEC grad in the world works for Big 10 grads . . . and let's not even start on MAC people . . . I don't mind if I'm not quite up to tOSU snuff. Just being a Big 10 grad is validation enough. It's like one of the Walton heirs feeling poor compared to Warren Buffet. At the end of the day, sleeper and I are still BIGTENSECURE!
sleeper;548166 wrote:I tend to agree with FFT, Big Ten grads don't have to worry about unemployment. Want to fix unemployment? Create more Big Ten schools.
fan_from_texas;544737 wrote:If your goal is simply to be accepted somewhere, then sure, you shouldn't have to study. If your goal is to go to a, you know, good school with good employment prospects, then you do yourself a disservice by not studying and maximizing your score. Look at the salary differentials between someone going to, e.g., to Wharton or Kellogg for their MBA as opposed to BFE State U. If your goal is to give up 2 years of your life and tens of thousands of dollars in tuition and not earn a good return on your investment, that's your call. But if you're getting a degree in business to do something crazy like run businesses and make money, you're best off doing some research, studying for the GMAT, getting into the best school you can, and maximizing the return on your investment.
sleeper;548166 wrote:I tend to agree with FFT, Big Ten grads don't have to worry about unemployment. Want to fix unemployment? Create more Big Ten schools.
MBA, maybe. MBA/MSA? No.slingshot4ever;548314 wrote:It is pretty damn easy to get into Ohio Univ's MBA program. MBA and OU aren't a combination for a good education....ROI will be poor....This is why I said what I did...
Dr Winston O'Boogie;548343 wrote:I've been in the working world for 20 years. I've met some great Ohio State grads and some total morons with OSU degrees. Blanket statements are a bad idea. Don't let the tougher admissions standards at OSU fool you. Any living organism can start at a branch campus, transfer to Columbus, cruise through easy courses and get a meaningless degree.
Don't get me wrong, I hold a graduate degree from Ohio State and have great affection for the place. But don't make blanket statements about other schools when yours is far from perfect.
like_that;549105 wrote:This. You can say this about pretty much any school, except maybe the ivy schools.
cbus4life;548170 wrote:Haha, that is quite possibly the best thing i've ever seen on this site. Well done, Sleeper, seriously.
