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Related: About this forumDid Mark Meadows fudge his degree?
Sometimes, a single letter of the alphabet can make a big difference and maybe even bring your ethics into questions.
Such is the case with U.S. Rep. Mark Meadows, R-Transylvania, who either earned an A.A. from the University of South Florida in Tampa or a B.A., depending on your time-traveling habits and which websites you visit.
For the record, Meadows earned an A.A., or associate in arts, not a B.A., or bachelor of arts. The A.A. is a two-year degree, the B.A. a four-year degree.
The discrepancy surfaced in December when President Donald Trump briefly considered Meadows as chief of staff. The job ultimately went to Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management and Budget.
Read more: https://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2019/02/16/boyle-column-did-mark-meadows-lie-his-college-degree/2872646002/
mercuryblues
(15,266 posts)The A and the B are nowhere near each other for it to be a typo. If someone else typed it up, they would have been doing so from his draft.
dem4decades
(11,987 posts)Than a BA. The person with an AA, received all A's.
safeinOhio
(34,329 posts)in BS.