3 ms·
Doesn't check out because university generally doesn't provide job-related skills. You need internships and part-time jobs for that.
by dilemma 9y ago
Doesn't check out because university generally doesn't provide job-related skills. You need internships and part-time jobs for that.
- rainboiboi 9y agoDoesn't help when high value jobs are not created in the first place.
- stupidcar 9y agoNonsense. Plenty of what a good university course teaches you is relevant to employment: analysing information, writing reports, managing time on projects, collaborating with others. The specific modules and topics might or might not be relevant to your eventual job, but plenty of what your learn will be.