Alright college students let start suing.

[uicdent11]

Her school saved attendance records?

I was wondering the same thing.   Not gonna lie, I did not have the best attendance record in undergrad. As a matter of fact, after the first year of grad school I was voted most likely to skip class. I guess since she can't land a job, I have no chance.

Now, who can I sue???

[Muddy]

A degree guaranteeing work is 100% .

I got promoted, the condition was I would get my degree as the job required a degree. The company paid for my education, I completed it on time , and the experience was rewarding. Now I am just a Mook with a piece of paper.  GPA = 3.95 ( figured they paid for it they deserved best grades I could give them) It is the work ethic I learned from my father, and my years of experience at a job I love, that make me valuable around here, not a piece of paper.

POINT: There were others with degrees that wanted this job but I

Always show up for work in the last 61 months I have had 1 sick day

remain teachable and willing to do what is asked of me, even if it is not in my job description

show up to work, on time and dressed to company standard

admit when I make an error rather than wait for the boss to find it

The others didn't bring that to the job. I am grateful I finally received a degree, It was my Dads dream, but really I have been here for going on 13 years, have risen steadily, love my job and have the ability for more promotions and unfortunately the required schooling that goes along with it.

[Lund Explorer]

Hey Root Beer,

Here's to hoping you get your foot in the door some day.  Just don't let those big boys pigeon hole you into that cubicle.  And I'm always around if you want to PM me if you get stuck on something.

[Dan:]

Her school saved attendance records?

I was wondering the same thing. Not gonna lie, I did not have the best attendance record in undergrad. As a matter of fact, after the first year of grad school I was voted most likely to skip class. I guess since she can't land a job, I have no chance.

Now, who can I sue???

I remember one class in my last semester that was Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. I ONLY went to class on Fridays because we had weekly quizzes. The rest of the classes were useless. I got 90s or 100s on the quizzes anyway. I ended up with a B in that class, although it was sociology so it's not like it's that hard.

[Root beer]

Her school saved attendance records?

I was wondering the same thing. Not gonna lie, I did not have the best attendance record in undergrad. As a matter of fact, after the first year of grad school I was voted most likely to skip class. I guess since she can't land a job, I have no chance.

Now, who can I sue???

I remember one class in my last semester that was Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. I ONLY went to class on Fridays because we had weekly quizzes. The rest of the classes were useless. I got 90s or 100s on the quizzes anyway. I ended up with a B in that class, although it was sociology so it's not like it's that hard.

Some of my professor keeps attendance....If you missed like 3 days with unexcused they take points off your grade. My friend had A average on test in speech and made a C, because he skip some days LOL. My Biology lab, if you missed a day you got 5 points taken off. (lab was only 1 day a week.) Most professor will not follow the college. Oh well, I mean if someone going pay me go college, I guess I might as well show up, otherwise why bother signing up? Oh well. There was one day I wasn't ready for test so I skipped it called my professor that I was "sick" and I made it up another day and made a B. I really wasn't prepare for it first time lol.

[Root beer]

Hey Root Beer,

Here's to hoping you get your foot in the door some day. Just don't let those big boys pigeon hole you into that cubicle. And I'm always around if you want to PM me if you get stuck on something.

I'll try to remember that. Good thing about my accounting courses my professors are CPA's. So hopefully since my school small, and it easy get professor help and could get recommendation from them to other CPA's or if a CFP they might know could use my help. My economic professor a CFP and he told me he work with CPA's, and the CPA will steer clients to him for more advice on investment and CPA will take care of taxes. He told me if I become CPA it be wise to partner up with stockbrokers, CFP, etc and they will help steer clients my way or pay for some of my service for their clients if I promise do same to them.

[Lund Explorer]

Hey Root Beer,

Here's to hoping you get your foot in the door some day. Just don't let those big boys pigeon hole you into that cubicle. And I'm always around if you want to PM me if you get stuck on something.

I'll try to remember that. Good thing about my accounting courses my professors are CPA's. So hopefully since my school small, and it easy get professor help and could get recommendation from them to other CPA's or if a CFP they might know could use my help. My economic professor a CFP and he told me he work with CPA's, and the CPA will steer clients to him for more advice on investment and CPA will take care of taxes. He told me if I become CPA it be wise to partner up with stockbrokers, CFP, etc and they will help steer clients my way or pay for some of my service for their clients if I promise do same to them.

You'll also want to get on good terms with the local commercial loan officers at the banks, real estate agents that deal in commercial properties, as well as attorneys that specialize in corporations, partnerships and LLC's.

Lots of folks that can enter into a mutually beneficial relationships.