Alumni sues Alma Mater

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I think either way, this case is going to have negative repercussions for future college students, similar to the way the McDonalds' coffee case caused industrywide changes with big, bold warnings insulting our intelligence on every beverage above room temperature. If anything, there'll be changes to marketing and some legal contracts to sign before admission.

You bring up a good point Pompidou, if she wins, it may cause other colleges to change the wording about what kind of job-placement assistance they provide, if they don't get rid of the program completely. I for one am of the belief that if you "seek, you shall find" just depends how hard you actually seek. I mean hell, even if it's not in your career yet, any job is better than being unemployed I think.