Sentences with phrase «school bubble bursts»

My question, then, is once the graduate school bubble bursts and I'm left to repay my astronomical student loan debt, what can I do?

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While I was still in high school in 1997, I could have picked up shares of Amazon for pretty cheap after the tech bubble burst in 2000.

In his book «Early Speculative Bubbles and Increases in the Money Supply,» Austrian - school economist Douglas E. French writes that when the government prints money, interest rates fall below their natural rate, encouraging entrepreneurs to invest in ways that they otherwise would not, and fueling a bubble that eventually must burst and force these malinvestments to be liquidated.

The tech devotee had invested his meager savings in Apple, Intel, and other booming names during the 1990s while in graduate school at Stanford and sold his shares in 1999, just before the tech bubble burst.

When the economy's bubble burst and tax receipts began to plunge, many a school district found itself bleeding red ink.

You make a provocative argument that what could ultimately cause the charter bubble to burst in these communities is lawsuits, including those filed by parents against charter schools on civil rights grounds.

After the housing market bubble burst in 2007, more unemployed professionals enrolled in school, applying for school loans to fund their degree programs.

Sam recently published an article on MinnPost titled, «The Law School Bubble is About to Burst.»

Given that plenty of individuals have declared for years that the law school bubble has burst, it seems like the reaction time is relatively slow.

Some people actually blame law schools for the current state of the legal profession, since they increased admissions just as the bubble was about to burst.

The panel accepts his evidence that law school «burst his philosophical bubble» and allowed him to understand why the actions giving rise to the conviction were morally as well as legally wrong.

If there has been a bursting bubble in the legal profession, the schools have been the last major player to feel the explosion.

In any case, I hate to burst your bubble, but yes, even the easiest online traffic school will be boring as all get out.

In an uncharacteristically sociable burst I went to the school fundraiser on Saturday night, hoovered the bubbles then flung myself around on the dancefloor to the tune of «Nutbush City Limits».

When I mentioned in one of my festive blogs that the whole Santa thing was a bit of an elephant in the room with my kids, a Facebook friend commented: «I'm sure children at school have burst that bubble.»