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General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / Re: When will schools be stopped from doing this?
« on: May 28, 2012, 03:56:38 PM »
You gots a good point. 
Attrition is bad, however. Very bad. Kicking out significantly more that 35-40% of those who enroll? Dude!!! Over a 50% chance of being kicked out. What kind of person risks those odds on this level- A fool or ignoramus perhaps? I'm calling you neither, but there are other less appealing explanations for high attrition, than simply weeding out the stupid.
Another is abusive tuition policies. Using an ABA example, it is possible for the same person to, in different dimensions, fail out of Cooley via the harsh curve or graduate from Harvard via a better curve. The only thing that is different is a single LSAT score. Policies kill people, while different policies raise the same individual.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, is a red flag of a "bad" school over high attrition.

Attrition is bad, however. Very bad. Kicking out significantly more that 35-40% of those who enroll? Dude!!! Over a 50% chance of being kicked out. What kind of person risks those odds on this level- A fool or ignoramus perhaps? I'm calling you neither, but there are other less appealing explanations for high attrition, than simply weeding out the stupid.
Another is abusive tuition policies. Using an ABA example, it is possible for the same person to, in different dimensions, fail out of Cooley via the harsh curve or graduate from Harvard via a better curve. The only thing that is different is a single LSAT score. Policies kill people, while different policies raise the same individual.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, is a red flag of a "bad" school over high attrition.
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