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But strictly speaking, employers do not look where did you go to school - they look at which school has given you a degree.
by AlexTWithBeard 6y ago
But strictly speaking, employers do not look where did you go to school - they look at which school has given you a degree.
- toast0 6y agoNo school of good repute will give you a degree without having some attendence, so I'm not sure this is an important distinction, although certainly two years or community college can save a bunch of money in some states if the circulum is well aligned with the four year program you transfer to (or it you figure out college isn't a good fit for you). Excluding honarary degrees, which are usually given to people who don't need a degree to be hired.