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@nytimes great ! Colleges always pretend that tuition = Investment ! Tuition = cash for University Administration ≠ teaching.

@nytimes legally required to present truthful employment numbers. Failure to provide truthful numbers is fraud.

@nytimes @princessomuch So funny. Business schools do it all the time. There is no verification of the stats; schools self-report.

@nytimes @GeorgiaStateLaw @ABALitigation This should be an interesting case, one to follow!

@nytimes Regardless of whether you feel sorry for a lawyer or not, I think that most of us can agree that a school should be

@nytimes @atestafyr Trump University wouldn't yielded a much higher return for their investment. #GradeA #Trump2016 @realDonaldTrump

@nytimes Perhaps her attitude has something to do with not getting hired.

@nytimes We've become a nation a crybabies and whiners

@nytimes De seguro es Universidad privada.

@nytimes judges must be "wearing blinders" to not see the survival pressure on young folks when practical education stopped being our right

@nytimes Inflating employment data, no couldn't be in an Obama Whitehouse!

@nytimes I've been long-convinced some schools do this to promote faculty, dept. job security. Students left holding the bag- schools get $$

@nytimes @marciahofmann Going after $50 MILLION in damages. Yikes.

@nytimes @fordm No doubt administrators from Trump University are monitoring this lawsuit closely.

@nytimes Many law schools are inflating grad job prospects. Just go to Vail, to see how many recent law grads, are working the food court.

@nytimes selling dreams is the ugly duckling of education in a capitalist country.

@nytimes WHAAA?? Duhhh!!