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People who go to schools other than Stanford also get into grad school and/or get good jobs. Why would anyone assume that Taitz got anything other than good advice? Let's assume he is smart. Let's assume that he was recruited to Stanford he heard the 4 to 5 decade sales pitch, value of the degree, etc. Let's assume for 2 years he has seen other basketball players (and other athletes) who didn't play much graduate and perhaps get into mediocre grad schools and/or mediocre jobs. Maybe he said "I'm really smart and will be top of my class at LMU and will end up in the same place as those average Stanford athlete AND live my hoop dreams." Maybe he wants to be a school teacher when his playing days are over and so it really doesn't matter where his degree is from. I loved Stanford, but there are LOTS of other options out there to get you where you want to go on life.

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People who go to schools other than Stanford also get into grad school and/or get good jobs. Why would anyone assume that Taitz got anything other than good advice? Let's assume he is smart. Let's assume that he was recruited to Stanford he heard the 4 to 5 decade sales pitch, value of the degree, etc. Let's assume for 2 years he has seen other basketball players (and other athletes) who didn't play much graduate and perhaps get into mediocre grad schools and/or mediocre jobs. Maybe he said "I'm really smart and will be top of my class at LMU and will end up in the same place as those average Stanford athlete AND live my hoop dreams." Maybe he wants to be a school teacher when his playing days are over and so it really doesn't matter where his degree is from. I loved Stanford, but there are LOTS of other options out there to get you where you want to go on life.