Online grads sue USC

[KSoul]

We have a decent set of family friends who are graduates from USC, and the network makes the 100k fee not as overpriced

Then why are they asking for money back?
I think they may have failed to get employment.
It's unfortunate...

Maybe they could have a better chance with Georgia Tech's $6k OMCS.

This is a loaded question. Perhaps 'They' could be an average talent or someone that does not shine during the interview stage of employment, and a true-to-life response is to blame someone else or attack the 100k student loan a University hit them with.

Mind you, I personally feel 100k is crazy, and it should be noted that 10k seems high at the end of the day IMO. However, it should be also be noted that even though top-tier universities carry high tuition; there are many who have leveraged their alumni to make the investment worthwhile.

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We have a decent set of family friends who are graduates from USC, and the network makes the 100k fee not as overpriced as one would infer. The alum tends to do more than an effective job at securing opportunities for  talented graduates and hiding those not so talented in some solid 6-figure and multiple six-figure positions.

However, I am sure there are plenty of individuals (one in the lawsuit, for example) who graduate and have little to show for it outside of a painful student loan debt.

The average Elementary School teacher makes $76K in L.A...

Not sure of the point here? Are we connecting my mention of a 6-figure salary and this teacher reference? 100k/150k - 200k+ vs. the grind of a teacher at 76k (+ in LA) is about as far as Cali is to China for a connection point.