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Care to elaborate? Pretty sure an MBA is a post-bachelors, thus, grad school.

I was very close to attending Loyola Chicago. How did you like the campus, school, etc?

Black holes form at the end of the life of very massive stars when they collapse after ceasing to be able to support their own weight by fusing elements in their core. The core at this point is made of iron and you cannot generate energy by fusing things onto iron, thus fusion stops, and the star collapses, releasing large amounts of energy which blow off the outer layers in a supernova. The core collapses down and forms either a black hole or a neutron star.

Black holes do not actually suck anything in, they interact with things through gravity just like anything else with mass. Things that get close enough and are traveling at less than the escape velocity will be gravitationally drawn into the black hole, just like a rocket launched from Earth with less than escape velocity will fall back to Earth. If the Sun were to instantly be replaced by a black hole of the same mass there would be no change in the orbit of anything in our solar system, its gravity would be the same. Now the supermassive black hole in the center of the Milky Way has cleared an area around it but there are still stars that orbit in its general vicinity.

Department?

MSU: BA, Psychology
University of Arizona: MBA and MSMIS

He's technically correct. It has something to do with research. Doctors and lawyers don't have to do research to complete their schooling. It sounds like bullshit, but an M.D. is the same academic level as a Bachelor degree.

I'm in PA school right now which is in the College of Medicine and the PhDs that teach us make it clear that only PhDs are "real doctors" because they've done research.

Edit: I guess I should add University of Toledo College of Medicine, MSBS Physician Assistant.

MSU - BA Education
Minnesota - M. Ed. (Half was a repeat of what I did as an undergrad)

MSU Finance undergrad
NYU JD

MS in Computer Science from DePaul University
BA in Economics from MSU

BA Economics from MSU
Currently studying at San Diego State for an MBA

MSU undergrad Math-Ed
UD (before it became UDM) Masters in Math Ed
Western Mich - 2nd Masters Math

All thanks to the National Science Foundation. When I did a fellowship there in 2004-05, I got to look up the fed grants I benefited from.
Extremely well written and funded.

And it's 288

Bachelors in SCM from MSU
MBA from U of Minnesota - Carlson School of Mgt

MSU - ba
UM - mba

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