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"If a high school grad doesn’t go straight to college, chances are him or her are entering the labor force." This grammar is killing the legitimacy of this art

• paultopia 7y ago
  Come to think of it, some of their articles also make one RATHER wonder about the credibility of their research methods. This one[1] is my favorite, which purports to describe the college in each state with the best 10-year-out employment rate: https://www.zippia.com/advice/best-colleges-for-jobs/ https://www.zippia.com/advice/best-colleges-for-jobs/ Somehow, I rather doubt that Santa Clara University has better employment outcomes than Stanford, Berkeley, and UCLA. Or that Assumption College does better than Harvard or MIT. Or The College of New Jersey than Princeton. And so on. And a quick look at the data sources they cite doesn't reveal the employment data, though I'm only searching very lazily...