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But that ignores a key underlying tenet of this discussion - that what school you graduate from is a major factor in your employability in the upper echelons of
by Naritai 8y ago
But that ignores a key underlying tenet of this discussion - that what school you graduate from is a major factor in your employability in the upper echelons of American society. If you want to get a top job in DC or Manhattan, you'd better graduate from a school that's on the interviewers' very short list of 'good' schools.
- brewdad 8y agoIf my HS age son decides to go to college in Europe, I fully expect he'll do so with the goal of remaining there to work after graduation. If current trends in the US continue, I would strongly encourage it.
- Naritai 8y agoAlright, but that's an entirely different topic. Save that one for the emigration-from-US thread.