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Lmao blud thought he was Harvey

for a teacher who was unethical too lmfao gotta love it

@@spurslegacy the whole saga was full of ironies

In season one, they showed the audience very briefly that his (fake) transcript said he graduated with a 3.55 and was conferred with Magna Cum Laude. Based on that, there’d be a few dozen people with an overall GPA higher than his.

Also, there are no toppers in law school. There's no ranking system, at least in Harvard

@@paulkarkenny6835 In season 1, after Mike had dinner with Jessica she told Harvey she did a background check on him and found out he graduated " top of his class".

@@covidiotseverywhere2179 When Lola Jensen gave mike his fake degree in season 1 she logged onto the Harvard alumni website and showed his profile with his graduation year, class and *Rank* . The first time we see Scottie, she told Harvey she finished 1st in her class and Harvey finished 5th, Jessica told her old boss she finished 1st in her class before her trial whilst she was stalling for Louis, etc.... I could really keep going with this.

I yeah I did not realize that, he did not play low profile it all.

Straight from the heart.

And then the…”Donna get in here”

The iconic Harvey "GOD DAMNIT"😂😅

with exponentially more cursing

😂😂😂 yes & So much over the Top about how They ruined their own lives potentially- like fussy 😩 baby’s

Honestly I never realized that and it makes SO MUCH sense

explains why i hate this so much

​@@mingus445_gamingthen why are you even on here.

What?! Seriously??

@@dc4334 yup bro, check on Google

​@@dc4334 the girl that Mike meets when he is a messenger was his irl girlfriend at the time and now real wife. I believe she is also in the last season when Mike is doing the pro bono thing. Lots of cameos are friends or family of the cast

@@QargZer I had no idea! That’s super cool!

Not to mention that his wife played a love relationship with his character and their daughter as his wife's character's niece, I don't remember what episode that it was though

Who the heck is George santos??? 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

College has gotten much easier as WOKE BRAINWASHED KIDS haven’t the maturity growth needed to even get close to the level of the previous generations

@@hawaiigirl8089he’s a congressman of New York that has been caught in numerous lies. From his schooling to where he’s worked. Even lied about his mom dying because of 9/11.

@@LordDarkur in the show, as a fake character? Or for real? That’s about right for NY

More like smart George Costanza, doing literally everything he can to fake it til he makes it instead of actually graduating the correct way

If you call made it worse “handling it”. Not a great idea to send the guy sniffing at documents.

​@@maralonent6257 they didn't know about the A+, wherein lies the problem.

It was a client's daughter who hacked into Harvard and put Mike in the system she wouldn't have known.

To be fair: Mike too didn't get ready well: About that pizza thing and other his mistakes

@@lucifer0666 They should have told her an exact list with what he got in which course.

Thank you capt'n Obvious

In 1963, a high school buddy of mine needed to get a passing score in 12th grade math: Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry. (The book was the same one used in colleges such as Ohio State University.) He was totally lost but tried to struggle through for the year. When final exams came up, he was desperate. He was the last one in the room and sweating bullets. The grey-haired elderly teacher said to keep working on the test while she went to the ladies room. Knowing he was going to fail, he took a quick look at the test papers on her desk that other (smarter) students had turned in for answers. But he wasn't totally stupid, he knew if he suddenly got an "A" that Mrs. Smith would be very suspicious. So he filled out his test just good enough that he would get a "D". It worked! The rest is history.

why would he think Mike is a dumbass Lola changed everything

@@Wesplaylist technically true but I think Harvey was still probably thinking it lol

I cheated in science class but with a 80.

No, the professor would never give anything higher than an A. They talk about it in the show

@@TenshiNakano See I was thinking about this earlier, normally yeah he wouldn’t but this is an ETHICS class, Mikes whole character is ethics and whatnot I would see them getting along extremely well

@@invictus6176mike’s whole character is ethics? He lies about being a qualified lawyer for years, that alone is deeply unethical and has some pretty bad repercussions in the show (as it would in real life) Mike is a nice person with a good heart, but you can’t argue he’s nothing but ethical. Across the series he and Harvey do wildly unethical stuff

I hate to break it to you but as a former law student no, he would not have lol

@@rayanqadri3980 Inmean yeah but for the “right reasons” It’s not like him being a fraud doesn’t get under his skin or affect him he was young and impressionable and him and Harvey are total idiots for instantly going the fraud route lol

Isn't it any "bearing"? Not be a grammar Nazi here tho

Pearson Hardman still wouldn't have hired him, they only hire Harvard graduates

he had passed the bar exam and they mention it in the first episode of the series thats why harvey hired him in the first place ( one of the reason) the problem is that most big law firms hire from the big universities and thats why they went with a lie and thats why later he was charged with fraud nit because he hadn't passed bar exam but because he committed fraud by claiming to have a degree

​@nistecuvinteoarecare thats not the issue. Him not being a harvard student wouldn't matter in the long run. The only people who cared about that were Jessica & Louis and in the end Jessica waived that rule off anyway. But not taking the bar and being a registered lawyer made him a felon. When he could have just gotten the job, revised for a few days and given the bar exam and THEN did his first case for Harvey. The concept is so stupid lol.

He wasn't supposed to be hired in the first place. Harvey was impressed by Mike and hired him regardless of the lack of specific qualifications

@@David-Ray ok but it seems like the entire show, even when Mike saves/impresses/or beats the others they still come back to the “he didn’t go to Harvard fire him” trope

​@@totallyabot4205 trust me, it doesnt. It does come back to it like once per season at most but its always in a different and interesting way where you dont really know if this is the time he gets caught. Theres a lot of thinking on their feet type situations, the dialogue and characters are written and played amazingly, along with how they undergo major development as people. There are lot of moral dilemmas too. Im watching the entire show for the 3rd time right now and honestly i just wish it never ended in the first place. Best show ive ever watched and would wholeheartedly recommend.

All you just said just proves you should watch it.

While that issue comes up every now and then, there's so much more to it, you should give it a shot

Maybe that's why no one gets an A+

There is at Yale!

@@abbysotomi2457 - Ok, that can read as good or as bad and in both cases it’s funny (unless you went to Yale).

@@derekboyt3383 l did not attend Yale but l partially paid for one!

To be fair, I was a psychology major at ASU…and everyone knew of my teacher. He was awesome, but he was strict! And…no, I didn’t get an A+. I got a f’ing C-…and that is the hardest I’ve ever worked for a grade in my life. Sounds pathetic…but I am beyond proud of that C 😂😂😂. Graduated with a 3.7 GPA, but nothing makes me smile more than passing that dudes class. Lmfao

In every school that makes up a university there aren’t a lot of teachers to where you wouldn’t know a professor unless you just don’t care about school

Nope, in my third grade U a little search is all you need to know who's who. If the teatchers have been here for 25y+, everyone has a story about them.

What episode is this?

i agree he should know about the key, that's an official award... not sure about the pizza place tho, that's the nuance of a student to know, it's not in a book, it's an if you know you know...

god dammnit

She was using the intercome, she always leaves it on

It’s not that nobody would get an A+, it’s just that the professor would probably recognize the student who did.

@@anthonyhubbard8 he literally says “nobody gets an A+ in his class”

@@Apolitically-Correct he could’ve just been speaking figuratively. Like just saying hardly anybody gets an A+. But also idk I haven’t watched this episode.

can't exactly go back and study for a law degree.. whilst you are already a lawyer at a top NYC firm working on cases!

It’s kinda a thing where depending on the teacher they can make any percentage an A from 85 to 100, 96 or 100 Grades are very subjective when it comes to some people as no one would really care to tell you the true difference between a 90 student and a 99.9 student As one might have had slightly known more Even then only people who care about being more elite notice such things

ep12 season3

no idea