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In the past few months, I observe that at either CD or Cafe, there are always people posting threads against some particular schools, programs, and regions.

Admittedly, we are living in a democrative society, where every one enjoys his freedom to say whatever he/she has in mind.

However, I don't see any advantage of one giving out threads with an allegedly unreasonable motivation to attack a particular school/program/region repeatedly.

Each school has its own unique advantages as well as shortcomings. This, beyond the shadow of a doubt, is 100% open to discussion.

But when I see one attack a particular school multiple times with unproved claims, anti-smart accusations, and irresponsible critiques, I guess what I'm reading is only 國中程度. Additionally, picking up bad news of a particular school and posting it in public, in my opinion, can't do one any good but may only show that one is immature in some aspects.

Have you visited that school? Have you attended the classes? Have you talked to its current students and or alumni? Have you personally had contact with the school's administration? Have you scrutinized your prejudice that you openly, constantly, explicitly or implicitly, expressed?

When you post the bad news, or I should say trivial gossip, of a particular school several times, do you know just how stupid you are making yourself? Do us a favor: A lot of garbage is already out there on TV, so when I log on to Cafe for some useful information, reading BS threads posted by the same person can be very annoying.

Grow up, please!!

[cseetoo2]

When you post the bad news, or I should say trivial gossip, of a particular school several times, do you know just how stupid you are making yourself? Do us a favor: A lot of garbage is already out there on TV, so when I log on to Cafe for some useful information, reading BS threads posted by the same person can be very annoying.

Grow up, please!!

Is this the same ID that made a negative comment, claiming

"the notion that MBA is designed for people whose undergrad major are not business is completely erroneous" (emphasis added) in PTT several days ago?

I am just curious about the underlying basis of the comment -- even domestic MBA programs like NCCU or NTU, do ALLOW students who have bachelor degrees in other than business-related majors to sit in the entrance exam.

However, if this is not the same person, then please ignore this message.