07-12-2006, 11:59 AM
SimonTam Wrote:First, as far as I can tell, none your posts IN THIS THREAD said anything about ignoring what a school's site says. An I supposed to find and read all of your posts to say something to you in this thread? I would like to see you at some forum where I have thousands of posts and then I'll come back and tell you that I said something on post 120 that you should have read.
Second, it's not useless information. There are plenty of Masters programs available and Nova Southeastern will accept a Bachelors in Liberal Arts as entry into their MBA program. BTW, I CALLED THEM to check.
Let me explain to you:
I work for a state school as a research assistant/teaching assistant. From my experiences the schools have to put guidelines on their site that do not bias any discrimination and that shows equality. The adminstrators are told what to say (basically give you a bullshit reason etc). I believe it has happened before, but it is not likly to happen. By obtaining a liberal arts degree, you are limiting yourself of the chances of acceptance into a graduate program. MBA's are the single most common graduate degree obtained, so it would not be surprising if people have in the past got accepted with a liberal arts degree.
I particully do not see a point in getting a liberal arts degree. When I see a student getting a liberal arts degree, I think hes either just going to college to party and take meaningless classes or hes just lazy and doesnt want to commit to anything.
I am simply getting tired of repeating myself, and I am sorry if I confused this thread with the other thread (which is basically the same bullshit).