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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have to agree with this article. Trump is a phony conservative and a moron. [quote]You might be forgiven for thinking from this, as I did, that Trump has an MBA from the Wharton School of Business. He doesn't. He actually has an undergraduate degree for the two years he spent there. Yes, I said two years. Trump was not able to get into the Wharton School (undergraduate) when he applied to college. He spent his first two years at Fordham University – a respectable school, but nowhere near as rigorous as Wharton (either undergraduate or graduate). The circumstances of his admissions are not clear, but the Daily Caller suggested that Trump may have used a family connection to gain admittance. So instead of saying, "I'm smart because I went to Wharton!" Trump should be saying, "I'm smart because I went to Fordham for two years, and then Wharton for my final two years!"[/quote] http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2016/01/what_does_donald_trump_mean_when_he_says_i_went_to_wharton.html[/quote] So Obama is a phony for saying he graduated from Columbia? I never heard Obama said I went to occidental college for two years because I was not able to get into Columbia. Maybe Obama should release his transcripts and settle this.[/quote] Obama has often talked about his time at Occidental. He's written about it in his books, he's talked about it in interviews etc. [/quote] "In his autobiography, Dreams From My Father, Mr Obama describes himself as an unfocused high school student whose mother criticized him for being a ‘loafer’. He also describes his attitude toward his studies at Occidental as ‘indifferent’ and called himself a ‘bum’ who was notorious for partying. A November 18, 1981 article in the Columbia Spectator revealed the SAT average for the transfer intake that year. It stated: ‘On paper at least, the quality of the students accepted [as transfers] has declined along with the number of applicants, the officials say.’ President Obama, who moved from Occidental Community College in Los Angeles, was among 67 students whose average combined math and verbal score on the Scholastic Aptitude Test is a 1,100." [/quote] 1100 is pretty low. [/quote] It is pretty low, but he doesn't seem to have done too badly in life, so maybe test scores aren't everything.[/quote]
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