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I think GP was referring to the undergrad program. For what it's worth, I haven't met many students who knew much about their degree program's curricula or thei
by dhume 16y ago
I think GP was referring to the undergrad program. For what it's worth, I haven't met many students who knew much about their degree program's curricula or their general education requirements. Not knowing this makes them seem ineffective at evaluating the college. Given all the stories I hear of, for example, art students surprised that they cannot find jobs, I'm not sure I trust incoming students as estimators of employability either. The only things I really would trust them to evaluate are the school's reputation and the first year's tuition.
- carbocation 16y agoTo a large degree, I agree with both you and RK.