Pryor's Resarch Paper on Research (MUST READ!)
Terrelle Pryor Research is the most used resource to finding out something you need from school papers to things you want to buy. Research is also used to find cheaper shopping supplies. For instance one store may have had a pricey type of material one was looking for and the other store you researched was a couple dollars cheaper. Coming out of high school I was thinking to my self what I wanted to do for a living and what I wanted to major in to start the quest for my job. Research is also used to find shopping cheaper shopping supplies. I used the research process to find out what type of job specific major I wanted to major in and what type of job I wanted to do when I graduated from college. I researched different types of jobs, Criminal justice, business, communications, and education. I came up with criminal justice but couldn’t decide between business and criminal justice. I did research on business and did their pros and cons. Then, I did the pros and cons of criminal justice. I came up with in the business world you can either have a good chance at the type of business you want to start or a bad business that won’t sell or bring in money. Another part of my research I did was the most important factors in the business, was what they want for what they can afford and is there a profit that can help me out to make some extra money.The availability of the job openings, the job entails, the pay hours. I looked up also whether I would have to be in school for along time or not to get a job. Also my personal enjoyment in the job would I love to do every day I woke up to go to work. With out research I would not have been able to get these types of information for the job that I want to do for the rest of my life. If one would just go and do something with out researching first they could’ve missed something that could have later benefited later on or benefited one more then the other.Apparently this was found by an OSU student after realizing that Pryor hadn't logged off! Here's the facebook group (currently at 2,432 members). I know he's an athlete, but c'mon, he's a COLLEGE STUDENT! If he had been at Michigan for 3 semesters, it might've been a different story. Yikes...
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I am guessing OSU has 7 players that could also write a decent freshman paper.but they're probably all rs seniors. ba-zing!
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I tried to find some evidence of your claim that the University of South Dakota is good at business.
No-show on Businessweek (undergrad b-school):
http://www.businessweek.com/bschools/rankings/
Unranked on US News (grad b-school):
http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools…
Considering that US News ranks down to like Tier 4 schools, this is a pretty bad sign indeed.
I think that you're referring to this wikipedia article, which contains the following quote:
For the 2006-07 academic year, the Beacom School of Business boasted graduating seniors who collectively scored in the top five percent in a national exit exam.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_South_Dakota
Unfortunately though, just like football 40 times and the GRE, national exit exams don't correlate that highly with actual on-the-field performance.