re: WBB Loses Commit to Sourhern

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Dude, I just posted some proof for you. Read it. It's on page 2. Then you stfu.

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You posted Law school statistics......are your like get a check from the government monthly level retarded or more the nobody wants to sit next to you retarded? If you went to college you'd know that there are hundreds of studies campuses offer. Don't sit here and be the idiot and tell me that SU could not have a better program in one of those departments than LSU. We're not arguing admissions requirements and you'd also have to factor in per capita when you post your little statistics with LSU having 45k students and southern having between 6-7k. It's just like baseball fellas it ain't that hard.

I'm more concerned about the really good LA players that will not consider an LSU offer, instead finding a home in wonderful Waco, TX. This was an absolute horrible hire by Aleva.

lol you really don't understand do you? if you cant see the correlation, then i am sorry for you.
Give some facts that support your opinion. you post unsupported gibberish.
btw the loser label you assigned to me because I disagree with your post proves more of your blissful ignorance and who the real loser is.

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I posted the law school bar passage rates, where SU is abysmal. Add that to your stats about the Colleges of Engineering and Nursing and you've covered 3 of the most important colleges at both Universities. I would have posted more about engineering, but I don't see that NCEES posts passage rates by school.

Frankly, this dude has nothing but his entirely subjective qualification to base his argument on. So, he thinks his little regional JUCO was tough, but went to neither SU nor LSU. I'm not sure what he's arguing.

When I was at LSU, they were trying to bolster SU's sagging engineering college by swapping some professors. One of the worst engineering professors I have ever had runs programs at SU. The dude literally couldn't calculate my grade properly

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I mentioned the conversation comparing the JUCO classroom to major 4 year classrooms at Universities including LSU only to say that the classes aren't any harder. From there folks started mentioning admission requirements and incoming freshman average ACT scores that have nothing to do with the subject at hand. We've had a comparison of Nursing, Law, and Engineering and I guess just assume the other 80+100 programs fall in LSU's favor. I'll repeat... it is very possible and highly probable there is a better department at SU than LSU. I didn't say 30 and I didn't say 20....I said a department. That concludes today's reading comprehension lesson (not directed at you Jester). For better example, I had a choice to play at Southern Miss or MS State if I wanted to stay in state and I wanted to major in Information Technology with a concentration in networking. Looking at broad ratings and standings MS State's School of Science & Tech blows southern out of the water especially with the government grants they get for network security; however, Southern and Alcorn State were the only programs in the state and few in the region that included the CCNA Cisco Net Academy as part of their course curriculum. For someone enrolled in that not associated with a university the certification test are about $300 a piece and the virtual training for each is about 8k a piece. I graduated with 2 of those and jumped right to the top of the list of qualified candidates. You can't figure life out through google as much as you guys think you can.

So given the choice I would have also gone to Alcorn before LSU or State because it had a better program or did at that time.

-Shoutout to @STRIPES for making it about race. Not blaming you I understand that's the new norm

Value my opinion? Bro, it's fricking fact lol. Ok, you have 2 people applying for the same position...1 graduated from LSU, the other from southern u, which one holds more merit? Get real, stop living in a dreamworld. Southern is a degree, it just simply doesn't carry as much weight as one from LSU.

Move to mali, Musa of mali. See how you like it over there compared to living in the southern usa. Dumbass.

Why would you say the south anyway? Like it's not common knowledge everywhere? Dude, southern simply isn't the school LSU is, period. Stop making a fool of yourself. /thread.

please do, your ignorance is alarming. I will help you pack.

No. I am not making it about race. Your entire attempt in this thread has been to falsly ellevate academics at Southern higher than they factually are. In addition, you mention yet another black college, Alcorn (they should all be shut down as they define themselves as existing for racial purposes-"HBCU") and state that they had the best program over several other instututions in Mississippi. I doubt that your assertions are correct but rather just your wishes and opinions.

You can choose to go to a SWAC or MEAC school but don't come on a public board and publicly make assertions which are easily refuted and expect not to be confronted with the truth.

The truth doesn't make me racist. It makes me correct.

Let me know dude.

Seriously, you need a reality check. You are living in a world of your own. Please reread your posts and come back tomorrow with a clearer head.

Let's clarify a few things ...

1. NO ONE has turned this thread into a race thing. If you say otherwise, you are paranoid.
2. LSU is a far better academic institution than is Southern. It's proven by independent ratings, quality of instruction, and YES, student ACT scores. I think the OP implied otherwise.
3. Yes, I am sure Southern may have 1 or 2 programs out of a 100 or more that may be better than the corresponding program at LSU. I'm not sure what they are, but engineering and nursing are not anywhere close.
4. Leaving the south will not help you; instead, an adjustment in the way you perceive the world and the people in it is what you need.