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Related: About this forumTennessee News - 6/20/2016
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Tennessee News - 6/20/2016 (Original Post)
TexasTowelie
Jun 2016
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UT really needs to conserve it $8 Billion plus endowment. Also its relationship with student loan...
marble falls
Jun 2016
#1
On correction: wrong UT. It makes me so freaking angry I see Texas when you posted Tennessee....
marble falls
Jun 2016
#2
I hate when that happens!!!! Too many Universities have hinky connections to lenders. IE: UT ....
marble falls
Jun 2016
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marble falls
(62,047 posts)1. UT really needs to conserve it $8 Billion plus endowment. Also its relationship with student loan...
lenders.
marble falls
(62,047 posts)2. On correction: wrong UT. It makes me so freaking angry I see Texas when you posted Tennessee....
but I bet the Tennessee has a great relationship with student loan lenders, too.
TexasTowelie
(116,759 posts)3. Fooled ya!
I also agree that Tennessee has a great relationship with the student loan lenders also.
marble falls
(62,047 posts)4. I hate when that happens!!!! Too many Universities have hinky connections to lenders. IE: UT ....
University of Timbuktu.