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A Juliet cover up… the big lie
ReplyDeleteJuliet ran the college like a secret society… until she was exposed
ReplyDeleteA world leader , what a joke
ReplyDeleteJuliet did not do anything about it… she did not want any more bad publicity …
ReplyDeleteStudents cheat because they do not know how to study, they do not understand the material and because they are not honest. The technology is not there to protect against cheating so the problem continues. Another problem: students are cheating, they get a diploma and then there are no jobs available and if there are jobs there are five hundred people that are applying for that job. I just read that plumbers are the new millionaires.
ReplyDeleteThx for sharing… individuals involved should have been prosecuted, including Juliet for covering it up
ReplyDeleteThis made national news in the education Chronicle
ReplyDeleteA bigger lie by Juliet… graduation numbers were never revealed by the local media/ public… Utb/TSC had graduation rate of 15% for over 20 years… it means that 85% enrolled never graduated. Newsweek did publish it—took Pal Grant money from the students and never completed their course work
ReplyDelete7:14 am…u are right no jobs for 4 year degree individuals… plenty of jobs for Plummers AC electricians welders etc… we don’t need more 4 year degree people
ReplyDeleteJuliet n Joe Rodriguez were the biggest frauds in the city. And they named a school in her honor… what a shame
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