Harvard Law School Program on Negotiation

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Also, not sure if anyone mentioned this, but you can vote from home and get an absentee ballot so that's always an option as well.

That depends on your state. Many states make absentee ballots difficult to do.

Don't let Tyra Banks find this. She'll be a "Harvard Graduate" for a second time...

Too late. She already is. https://www.etonline.com/tyra-banks-retu...oom-130200

Where is the dislike button? To be fair, she paid a TON of money for the program she entered. If I were her, I'd sell it as much as I could, too. Still, I never understood why she didn't complete a full degree program.

Ain't nobody got time for that ish when you're launching an ice cream brand. Besides, what did she do wrong? She went to Harvard and told everybody she went to Harvard. She leveraged a good brand. Which is what we're doing.

She didn't tell everyone she went to Harvard though. She told everyone she graduated from Harvard, and therein lies the issue. Now, to be fair, the program page of the program she did is: https://www.exed.hbs.edu/owner-president-management/ and cost her roughly $273,000, but my degree is going to cost 25k at the extension school so idk. On the program page it does say it grants Harvard Business School alumni status, something pretty rare for an executive education program. They don't do that for every executive education program, just a few, as they specify: A Harvard Business School alumnus/a is defined as any person receiving either a degree or a certificate of completion from Harvard Business School in a qualifying program.None of the other schools, as far as I know, grant alumni status for certificates. I wouldn't feel comfortable calling me a graduate of any school if I just got a certificate or executive education credential from them. MITX Micromasters credentials give MIT alumni status, but I still wouldn't say I graduated from MIT unless I used my MITX cert to get into a masters program and graduated from there.

Am I understanding this correctly? It's $1,000 for a one-day course? I'm in the wrong business.

This is Harvard we talking about. One of the most well-known Universities in the entire world. They could probably charge 10k and people would still do it.

The great thing about this program specifically, is that it's usually fully on campus. This is probably the last time it will be available online, so I recommend jumping on it.