In both cases, of course, the long answer involves numerous ifs and buts.. However, both Alina and Kathryn face the same fundamental problem: They have pursued graduate degrees that might not actually qualify them to teach anything, at least at a community college. Consider Alina's case.
It says that Trumpâs grades at Fordham, a Jesuit school in New York, had been ârespectable,â and that he was admitted to Penn after an interview with a âfriendlyâ Wharton admissions officer who was an old classmate of Trumpâs older brother.
Bill Clinton graduated from Georgetown University in 1968 and won a Rhodes Scholarship to attend Oxford University in England. He returned to the United States to go to Yale Law School. While there he met Hillary Rodham. After graduating from law school, he taught at the University of Arkansas Law School.