I am in Washington,Need help with questions

Water Cooler
#1

I know it may sound a little silly,but two days from now I shall be in washington to help my wife choose a house and move over there,during this time I have time to go to a few B schools to check out their programs and see their conditions.I have prepared a check list of some kind to ask admission officers,if you find any questions which could be added please do not hesitate to tell me,as I am thinking very seriously over this matter.

  1. Can I transfer my credits to your school?
  2. How much more time do I have to spend to double major or get a minor in finance(pressuming I want to enroll in an accounting program)
  3. If I am pushing the limits how fast can the program be finished ?
  4. Can I minor in anything I desire ?

If you find any other questions which may be beneficial please share your wisdom

#2

you cant afford a house in d.c.

#3

^My father in law is paying,the only thing I am paying for right now is my university,which I can afford

#4

Is this the same FIL who pumped fifteen shotgun shells into a bear?

#5

^Yeah,he had a rifle though.Believe it or not he is somewhat a good spin surgeon.Dude the bear thing is not something I am impressed by,the only reason I posted was to say how life threatening it is,not as a sign of macho atheltism

#6

I’m kind of curious as to why you and your wife are lettting your FIL by a house for the two of you.

#7

Its my wifes house technically,I dont enjoy dependeing on her now,but its something I have to do so she can complete her studies.This however does not help in me understanding and getting in touch with the admissions officer better.

#8

This reminds me of my brother in law. Both he and his wife have 8 figure trust funds stemming from family businesses and neither have held a real job a day in their entire lives. Theyre now in their mid 30s and have been living the carefree highlife in NYC for 10+ years.

#9

Wouldn’t your brother-in-law’s wife be your sister?

#10

^ Doesn’t have to be. Could be his wife’s sister. My wife’s sister is my SIL and her husband is my BIL, no? Although that would mean his wife also has an 8 figure trust fund, unless she’s been disowned.

#11

Ahh yes, thank you for clarifying.

#12

Something seems strange. Note that “Both he and his wife have 8 figure trust fundS”.

If “brother-in-law” is IHIHM’s wife’s brother, then IHIHM’s wife should also have an 8 figure trust fund.

If "brother-in-law"s wife is IHIHM’s sister, then IHIHM should also have an 8 figure trust fund himself.

If “brother-in-law” is married to IHIHM’s wife’s sister, then IHIHM’s wife should also have an 8 figure trust fund.

So in all these cases, unless there is some weird one sided sibling inheritance dynamic, IHIHM should have access to an 8 figure trust fund.

Or am I missing some scenario?

#13

^ No, I think you covered it. My guess is that IHIHM’s wife’s family disowned her when she married him and she lost her 8 figure trust fund.

#14

^Maybe she should have gotten that prenup

#15

Then again, IHIHM never said that he did not have access to a trust fund.

#16

Nice catch.

#17

This is exactly what I was running through in my head.

#18

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#19

pleae climb the white house fence

#20

There’s an old saying in the lands of the East:

“The sister in law of my sister in law is my friend.”