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"he two student borrowers who sued the Education Department, Meaghan Bauer and Stephano Del Rose, focused in their lawsuit on that arbitration clause. They plan to sue the New England Institute of Art, which they said misled them about its graduates’ job prospects and earnings"

This is the type of people suing. People looking for a career change in life and when miracles don't happen, they blame other people for their failures. I mean you're going to a fucking art school...what kind of job prospects and earnings are you expecting if you're not incredible at what you do?

Here's the reality of these situations. Most of these people are in their late 20's, mid-30s and early 40's. They go to these schools expecting a quick career changing, but what they don't realize is the amount of work and skill required to go into some of these fields. They take a few life drawing classes and few web design classes and they think they're entitled to a high paying job...which is complete nonsense.

This is what you call entitlement. I see recent graduates (from any college) act the same way. They come out with their degree and they think they're qualified for senior level jobs with high pay. That's not how it works. Everyone is looking for a shortcut and when that shortcut is not there, they want a do over.
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