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Sometimes these issues occur in public Universities. A friend of mine took a Masters in Occupational Therapy, and their school continually advertised very high
by Vaslo 8y ago
Sometimes these issues occur in public Universities. A friend of mine took a Masters in Occupational Therapy, and their school continually advertised very high averages for OTs. The vast majority of the program staying the East Ohio/West PA area looking for jobs. The schools average was US and included much higher Cost of Living cities where salaries would be higher. When asked for local data, they had none available and claimed the data was local. Literally nobody got anywhere near that salary who stayed in the area, and none of the interviewing companies ever even offer something near that. An honest disclosure on how many people get jobs and how much they earn regionally should be required for any school, profit or non-profit.
- esotericn 8y agoWhy regionally? In the UK, most move away from home to study, and then move away from their University to work. Anecdotally I don't know a single person who studied at University and works near their hometown. For many it's the main reason they study. To get out.