@laborlawyer_fl @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack Seems like you lack reading comprehension….They say they have a JD from Boston College…to go to law school, having a bachelors degree is a prerequisite…the conversation we are having is that college only pertains to undergrad….it doesn’t
@laborlawyer_fl @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack The point is if you attend law school at Boston College, The College of William and Mary, Dartmouth College, your JD has “College”.
@luxeandlacquer @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack Boston College isn’t the only exception. There is College of William and Mary, Dartmouth College, and St. Joseph’s College….all have graduate programs. They are called college because of tradition….thats it
@luxeandlacquer @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack To my point, Harvard University originally was Harvard College. Difference between Boston College and Harvard University is simply that Harvard decided to change their name when added graduate programs. Boston didn’t….its up to the school and not a hard rule…nice try though
@luxeandlacquer @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack lol take it up with Boston College. Whether you are getting your JD or a bachelors. It will still “Boston College” on your degree is the point and you are derailing because your are wrong
@laborlawyer_fl @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack All my friends including myself who have a bachelors and masters degree, just say college, grad school, law school, med school, etc. Point is, the lady has 3 degrees. Anyone who comes up with an excuse they are not qualified is projecting insecurity…that’s it…keep it moving
@luxeandlacquer @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack lol…reading is fundamental, “Generally, schools that are called “colleges” tend to be smaller and focused on two- or four-year degrees”….emphasis on generally…meaning there are exceptions like Boston College…keep up
@laborlawyer_fl @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack “College” is an umbrella term for higher education. Hence why Boston College has a bachelors, masters, and PhD programs. Here is a link for your research: https://t.co/NeclSwbX6P
@luxeandlacquer @1StrongBlack1 @UltravioletRain@ArrogantNBlack If that’s the case, explain Boston College having bachelors, masters, and PhD. Here is a link for your research: https://t.co/NeclSwcuWn
Again, don’t speak on things you know nothing about…it’s ok