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Originally Posted by Trey_P-I_47
Ok now lets look at this, if 1 out of every 4 students is on academic probation and only 17% of incoming Freshmen are graduating in 4 years, then my math tells me that the blame either lays with the University (Faculty included) or the students, and I dont think that all of these cases is due to the fact that the student doesnt want to be there, because in fact someone is paying for it, and its kinda pointless to waste your money even though some still do.
So yes I obviously made a mistake by coming here, but I had several reasons for coming in the first place.
1) Major
2) Football
3) Money
4) Heard it was a good school as well
5) An area I thought I would like
It isnt until you look deeper and investigate a little, and then other things happening as well, that you determine how the situation is, and if you want to remain there.
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All I can say is that the U of MN has had it share of problems--low graduation rates, rapid changes in leadership, athletic scandals, and unjustified rising tuitions causing folx to jump ship. So A&T isn't alone in this. I suggest you do a thorough investigation of new schools before transferring. You might find the same problems under the surface.
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