QUOTE(alaskanbunny @ Nov 24 2014, 02:55 PM)
ok ok.. from MIT... you mentioned it not me.. when ppl are mislead at least i am not the one being cursed..
Nobody can be misled when the Masters certificate clearly has MIT on it. Also nobody will curse me cuz all my info is legit from MIT and MISI and its available to anybody who asks unlike the 'info' you provided. I dont make up information. I get the info, i do my research and i propagate the info if its legit. You on the other hand, make blind statements first and then realise the hard way that ure wrong but sadly lack the intellectual maturity to admit a fault and move on choosing instead to employ desperate measures of sending 2 ambiguous queries to MISI of which one is meaningless while the other clearly proves your earlier hypothesis on MISI students not being part of the MIT Alumni WRONG. Lets dwell a little longer on this alumni topic while we're at it using this excerpt from MIT:
Associate Member
An individual who has participated in non-degree-granting special programs or in joint programs that meet time and admission criteria as determined by the Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Current approved programs are as follows: (MISI) Malaysia Institute for Supply Chain Innovation, HST (Harvard/MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology), SPURS (Special Program for Urban and Regional Studies), MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program, Knight Journalism Fellows, and the Cambridge-MIT Exchange Program.
Oh did i read that right? MIT Alumni Association actually lists the so called 'dud/fluke' program of MISI on its list of approved ALumni membership courses.
Ive challenged you intellectually and clarified each and every one of your silly statements. Sadly, until now you have yet to provide a single 'fact' or 'proof' to support any of your statements. I know its embarassing.
This post has been edited by cybermaster98: Nov 24 2014, 03:16 PM
Nov 24 2014, 03:10 PM
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