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.
Trump graduated from college in May/June of 1968, so he would have been prime draft material from that date until Dec of 1969, when the first lottery was held. Thatâs a year and a half of unexplained âskatingâ for him. He should not be included in this article.