MSU Red Cedar Message Board

It takes engineers 15 months to write every paper...jesus you people are retarded.

University of Detroit-Mercy School of Law.

Let's be honest, engineering research and healthcare research is an apples to oranges comparison. I'm sure engineering research is a very involved process, but I would be willing to guess that you don't have to go through the hurdles of using human subjects and going through an ethics committee.
We come up with an idea, design the entire study, submit the finished idea to an ethics committee/institutional review board (which depending on institution takes 3 months give or take to review and deem the study ethical before you can even begin using human subjects), recruit subjects over a period of time, establish informed consent, collect/interpret data, and write the manuscript. It's a time taking process, and it's something that we do in our spare time when we aren't learning how to become healthcare professionals. Again, the focus of my grad program was to train us to become entry-level clinicians and to prepare us to sit for state board licensure to practice. Research was a small part of what we did. Not sure if that counts as 'real graduate work' in your book.

MBA in Finance from Wayne State.

right on dudette

MSU - undergrad
Loyola University Chicago - M.Ed. Higher Education

Yea, most of the NSF grant money goes toward booze and hookers.

MSU (JMC)
ND Law

I'm not saying it's not "real graduate work." I respect your work as much as my own. I'm saying you're writing paragraphs describing something that can be said in one sentence.

MBA Wayne State
MS Taxation Walsh College

I was actually just fiddling with some of ur images as well.

Undergrad MSU
Grad School- Univ of St Francis MBA
Adv HR Exec Cert- UM Ross School of Business