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“Nepotism and (self)overpayment of administrators are notorious in chiropractic academics.”
Brief story: I took a geography class at university and a student asked the professor (who himself was a graduate student) “how did you get the job?" The professor casually answered, “nepotism.”
It’s unfortunate, yet not surprising. For us “regular folks,” grades, exam scores, and good LORs are all we can depend on. *Shrug*
I wish your article wasn't so thoroughly true, but it is. I went through it down in the shadow of The Big Chicken on Route 41. Great article, Alex.