I don’t understand why getting a degree in cs at a good peogram isn’t good enough for the proof you can code. I had to write a ray tracer in graphics, calculate

I don’t understand why getting a degree in cs at a good peogram isn’t good enough for the proof you can code. I had to write a ray tracer in graphics, calculate recurrence relations and code them in advanced algorithms analyzing all sorts of run times, wrote a compiler. My friends in top law firms hire from top law schools and don’t ask technical questions to candidates. If they make it through top law schools they have an extremely high success rate as employees. Should be same for our field.