Not bashing, telling it how it is. Don't like it? Tough.

There are a LOT of SC students out there that wished they listened to advice like this, advice that they too chose to ignore. Now look at the situation they are in.

You don't have to agree with me, and I could care less what you decide. But, the reality is that there are a LOT of important things that students should consider as a minimum requirement for an offshore school, and the new schools (including MUA-B) do not meet those requirements.

So instead of talking about my "high horse" and claiming I am "bashing" just because I am of the opinion that this school (and many others) should never be considered, why don't you address my issues with your school? Oh, that's right...because you CAN'T. No matter what you say, your school is still new, is still affiliated with a school that let ALL of the students down (btw, did you hear the nonsense your dean was spouting in an attempt to recruit SC students? She sounded pretty misiformed for somebody in her position....), still has no licenses, and still will restrict you from practicing in many states IF you happen to beat the odds and make it that far...