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Same thing different taste
Forgive student debt now!
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Shoulda woulda coulda
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Damn
niceee
you going to westwood college?
Agreed. Cut your losses. Also, YDI for going to a "college" you heard of on a TV ad.
Well that sucks...
holy shit that was random
That's nothing compared to many in this economy. Stop bitching. YDI
^This. Who WOULD want to be $20k in debt at that age?
should have researched the college first
Agreed! That's not hard to to!
*do!
he probably did, that's the depressing part.
if he did, then he is either bad at it, or was too lazy to do proper research.
you silly troll ( quote by zdani )
exactly besides you shouldve checked its credentials before
^ agreed. sorry OP.
go to a different school asap. it's obvious accreditation means something to you or you wouldn't have mentioned it. Don't pay 20k a year for something that's not going to earn it back for you.
the accreditation just means that if op decides to transfer to a cheaper school the credits won't transfer... so it's either 20k a year for 3 more years or transfer now and be out 20k
lacking accreditation means his "degree" is basically more useful for wiping his ass than getting a job... *cough ITT *cough*
but its the "college experience " drinking and party is what you really pay for
they climbing yo windows snatchin yo cash up
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should have researched the college first
go to a different school asap. it's obvious accreditation means something to you or you wouldn't have mentioned it. Don't pay 20k a year for something that's not going to earn it back for you.