Chuck Sperry: [IF YOU ARE IN CHIROPRACTIC SCHOOL - DROP OUT!] Do it now, before you take out any more loans.
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DEBBEE1023: That's an interesting statement. Do you dislike
chiropractors?
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Mark Probert: More likely he dislikes loans.
No, it's probably not the money -- all things being equal, that is. In other words, there are usually loans involved whenever someone attends a professional program or goes to school to learn a trade, like "chiropractic."
I would like to hear more about Chuck's experience and the nature of his complaint. Money doesn't seem to be the issue, per se. Some things you buy, you're glad to pay the fee. It's worth it to you. Others -- well, are worthless products and/or not worth the money to the consumer. Chuck may feel that "chiropractic" and/or his chiropractic education are somehow worthless.
For me, I certainly got "my money's worth" out of chiropractic school. It was like having a free ticket to "Ripley's, Believe it or Not." You could hardly make-it-up this good.
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Chuck Sperry: [IF YOU ARE IN CHIROPRACTIC SCHOOL - DROP OUT!] Do it now,
before you take out any more loans.
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DEBBEE1023: That's an interesting statement. Do you dislike
chiropractors?
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> Mark Probert: More likely he dislikes loans.
No, it's probably not the money -- all things being equal, that is. In other words, there are usually loans involved whenever someone attends a professional program or goes to school to learn a trade, like "chiropractic."
I would like to hear more about Chuck's experience and the nature of his complaint. Money doesn't seem to be the issue, per se. Some things you buy, you're glad to pay the fee. It's worth it to you. Others -- well, are worthless products and/or not worth the money to the consumer. Chuck may feel that "chiropractic" and/or his chiropractic education are somehow worthless.
For me, I certainly got "my money's worth" out of chiropractic school. It was like having a free ticket to "Ripley's, Believe it or Not." You could hardly make-it-up this good.
A free ticket? IIRC,the highest default student loan rate is for chiropractor school.
"~TEO." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Chuck Sperry: [IF YOU ARE IN CHIROPRACTIC SCHOOL - DROP OUT!] Do it now,
before you take out any more loans.
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> DEBBEE1023: That's an interesting statement. Do you dislike
chiropractors?
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>> Mark Probert: More likely he dislikes loans.
No, it's probably not the money -- all things being equal, that is. In other words, there are usually loans involved whenever someone attends a professional program or goes to school to learn a trade, like "chiropractic."
I would like to hear more about Chuck's experience and the nature of his complaint. Money doesn't seem to be the issue, per se. Some things you buy, you're glad to pay the fee. It's worth it to you. Others -- well, are worthless products and/or not worth the money to the consumer. Chuck may feel that "chiropractic" and/or his chiropractic education are somehow worthless.
For me, I certainly got "my money's worth" out of chiropractic school. It was like having a free ticket to "Ripley's, Believe it or Not." You could hardly make-it-up this good.
A free ticket? IIRC,the highest default student loan rate is for chiropractor school.
Yes, that is true, with Atlas' alma mater leading the way!
However, the very title of the thread does show a prejudice against Chiropractors. It tells them to drop out and the part about student loans is just icing on the cake.
Chiropractic does have its place, but its theoretical underpinnings are whacky.
"~TEO." <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Chuck Sperry: [IF YOU ARE IN CHIROPRACTIC SCHOOL - DROP OUT!] Do it now,
before you take out any more loans.
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DEBBEE1023: That's an interesting statement. Do you dislike
chiropractors?
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> Mark Probert: More likely he dislikes loans.
No, it's probably not the money -- all things being equal, that is. In other words, there are usually loans involved whenever someone attends a professional program or goes to school to learn a trade, like "chiropractic."
I would like to hear more about Chuck's experience and the nature of his complaint. Money doesn't seem to be the issue, per se. Some things you buy, you're glad to pay the fee. It's worth it to you. Others -- well, are worthless products and/or not worth the money to the consumer. Chuck may feel that "chiropractic" and/or his chiropractic education are somehow worthless.
For me, I certainly got "my money's worth" out of chiropractic school. It was like having a free ticket to "Ripley's, Believe it or Not." You could hardly make-it-up this good.
~TEO.
What school did you attend? How long did you attend? Who was the Dean? When did you attend? Did you attend?
