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Jobless graduate sues her college

Monroe College was founded in 1933 A New York woman who says she cannot find a job is suing the college where she obtained a bachelor's degree, the New York Post reports. Trina Thompson, 27, filed a lawsuit last week against Monroe College in Bronx Supreme Court. She is seeking to recover $70,000 (£42,000) she spent on tuition to get her information technology degree. Monroe College spokesman Gary Axelbank said Ms Thompson's lawsuit was "completely without merit".   This case does not deserve further consideration Gary Axelbank Monroe College spokesman The ex-student, who received her degree in April, says the college's Office of Career Advancement did not provide her with the leads and career advice it had promised. "They have not tried hard enough to help me," she wrote about the college in her lawsuit. Her mother, Carol, said her daughter was "very angry at her situation" having "put all her faith" in her college. With her student loans coming due, the family would be saddled with more debt, the graduate's mother added. Monroe insists it helps its graduates find jobs. "The college prides itself on the excellent career-development support that we provide to each of our students, and this case does not deserve further consideration," its spokesman said.

Crazy huh?  What is happening to our society where people refuse to take responsibilty for ANYTHING!!!  It always has to be someone elses fault!!!

 

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There may be a point to it.

 

Colleges regularly lie through their teeth about the job prospects for their degrees in the subjects they teach.

Imagine that after working your #$% off and getting yourself in debt for that degree, you suddenly find out that the job prospects for your degree were crap. And it's not because the job prospects for your degree declined recently, but the job prospects have been crap for more than a decade.

 

Basically you find out that the person telling you that getting this degree will have good job prospects has just cost you 4 years of your live and $70.000. That's faulty advertising and a crap stunt to pull on anyone IMHO.

 

If colleges and universities can be honest about job prospects for sociology, gender studies, art, history, then I see no reason why they should also be honest about job prospects for information technology.

 

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"The college prides itself on the excellent career-development support that we provide to each of our students, and this case does not deserve further consideration,"

(Sarcasm) I bet when you ask the college, they don't have problems with drugs too. (every college has).

 

 

Personal responsibility eh?

Does this mean you now support a person?s God-given right to own a firearm?

Personal responsibility eh?

Does this mean you now support a person?s God-given right to own a firearm?

He has u confused with me.