Sunday, July 15, 2012

Higher Education

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There is an awful lot of advertising in this country pushing for-profit schools who claim that they will train you for a prosperous career. Many of the programs are bogus. I can't tell you how many people come through my office after attending one of them, who have tens of thousands of dollars in federally guaranteed student loans and can't find a job in their chosen field. It's become a scandal.

Better you should learn something practical, a field that requires technical skill and is always in demand. You could sign up at the Pagan Picnic.

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11 comments:

  1. What kind of SAT scores do they want to see?

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  2. I don't know if this course looks a little lacking Bob, there's not a broomstick in sight!!

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  3. Are warlocks welcomed? Margaret Hamilton would be so proud. Her degree in witchery came from Phoenix or Kaplan Universities. hahahaha

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  4. Lol @ Grace! I might become a druid myself...

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  5. And all these years I thought witches were born, and not taught. I guess I went to the wrong type of school. Witches were a part of the curriculum primarily due to the Salem Witch Trials.

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  6. I had no idea this was a craft that could be taught! Sign me up.

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  7. Obviously the schools of witchcraft and wizardry on this side of the Atlantic don't have the deep pockets of Hogwarts.

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  8. I love your wit B. Witch School. Some say I am a graduate!
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  9. The Salem witch frenzy began in the town where I grew up, and a neighboring homestead belonged to a woman burned at the stake for having been found to be a witch. I come by this honestly and don't need to take the witch classes.

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