Question for those with close ties to UT

#27
#27
Does your friend own a chain of "Tall & Fat" stores? Is his name Thornton Melon?
 
#28
#28
Law school sucks. Take the $500k and do something (or a lot of somethings) awesome with it. He'll never regret it.
 
#29
#29
What if I couldn't afford the 500k? I don't think it's fair for rich people to get all the fake law degrees.
 
#31
#31
How much money do I need to donate to become a doctor? I don't want to go to class or anything, I just want to operate on some people.
 
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NEOCON said:
I have a friend who wants to get his law degree but does not want to spend 4 years in college.

He owns a few businesses and all are highly successful and he doesn't want to spend 4 years in college working on a degree. Basically, he wants to jump straight to Law school.

He was wondering if UT has every handed out Honorary Degrees to donors ect and is this degree considered an actual degree.

Lastly, if they have done this does anyone know the donation that would need to be made... such as 500K etc.

Thanks.
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Tell him about clep and dantes test. It's like an ap exam except easier.
 
#43
#43
Quick question, I picked up one of those Elvis Tennessee drivers license souvenirs a couple of years ago and wonder if it's valid to drive with. Any help is appreciated
 
#46
#46
Gramps said:
Neo sobered up.
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LOL.

You guys are funny.

Honest answer, they gave him a little over 50 some credits towards life experience and he already had about 30 due to one year of college.


He will have to get the remaining credits via a few classes they are requiring him to take--about one year.

He lives in Nashville so it was a local private college, but this is the private college where he was planning on attending law school at.

College is accredited with the ABA so it's a win/win.
 
#47
#47
NEOCON said:
LOL.

You guys are funny.

Honest answer, they gave him a little over 50 some credits towards life experience and he already had about 30 due to one year of college.


He will have to get the remaining credits via a few classes they are requiring him to take--about one year.

He lives in Nashville so it was a local private college, but this is the private college where he was planning on attending law school at.

College is accredited with the ABA so it's a win/win.
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Only ones possible that are private and ABA are Vandy and Belmont, so it has to be Belmont
 
#48
#48
Gramps--

Side note, I never ended up moving to Manila.

Just too much trouble.

We opened up the call center and shut it back down within almost 6 months. Language barrier just too great for what we do.

I also did not feel as safe as I wanted to and always had my guard up.
 
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