pookie's school of cpa learnin' sounds more like it.
financial issues seem to be a common thread among hbcu's. that is why i preferred to go to a non HBCU. for me having my money straight was one thing that was important to me.
overall it is a sad state of affairs that so many schools like famu and morris brown are in such horrible situations. these universities have rich traditions and are a viable part of our communities. i think that this is a reflection on all of us. it is imperative now more than ever that we all invest the institutions that help to shape some of the most influential and keen minds our world has ever seen.
here's an idea, take some of these accounting majors and help balance the financial records. they can be paid a nominal salary and it is a mutually beneficial arrangement. the students receive the hands on experience and the school fixes their fiduciary issues.
something has got to give. how are the students who attend these schools suppose to be adequately prepared for life when they are investing in schools who don't invest in them? this is appalling. who's next? xavier, ncat, spelman?
