B-School or Law School? Bigger d-bags?

[Brain]

I took a stats class with b-school kids while I was getting my master's. They weren't d-bags, but boy, were they stupid.

[Los Feliz Slim]

A good friend of mine went to Harvard Law, and he's a good guy. But his law-school buddies, Good Lord, are they dbags. So I voted law school, based purely on a six-person or so sample of Harvard Law School guys.

[Jorge10]

Dont know any law students, but most business majors I have met are also some of the dumbest people I have ever met. I voted for business based on this.

[DeezNuts]

Jorge,

Everyone's definition of d-bag is different. Yours is correct if the "dumb people" constantly feel the need to try to show superiority when they have none. Business school will probably have more of these.

[Riverman]

Both are way better than the average person picked from the population randomly.

[DeezNuts]

Riverman,

Outside the scope of this discussion.

[dustyn]

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Dont know any law students, but most business majors I have met are also some of the dumbest people I have ever met. I voted for business based on this.

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There is a big difference between an MBA student and a normal "business major" in UG.

[molokoman]

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Dont know any law students, but most business majors I have met are also some of the dumbest people I have ever met. I voted for business based on this.

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There is a big difference between an MBA student and a normal "business major" in UG.

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I was an undergrad eco major and business majors were often times peppered into my classes. They were, without question, some of the stupidest people i've met. I assume it would be different with an MBA program. I could be very wrong though.

[El Diablo]

Al,

Wow, I disagree completely. I think the answer is B-school by a large margin.

[aheravi]

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Al,

Wow, I disagree completely. I think the answer is B-school by a large margin.

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Totally agree. Especially the top-tier B-schools, these are douchebags that are looking to get ahead (read: need this check in the block to justify asking for a 6-figure salary). The douchebagginess starts while in school, but comes full-circle AFTER they leave B-school, thinking their degree means they know anything about the real business world.

I've wondered why businesses fawn over these guys. Are they hiring the man/woman, or the degree?