> He was right because while almost everyone passed his classes, not everyone ended up with successful careers. That can hurt the school's reputation if it bec

> He was right because while almost everyone passed his classes, not everyone ended up with successful careers. That can hurt the school's reputation if it becomes known for passing students who aren't actually prepared to do the work. Employers would prefer to recruit from schools where having a diploma actually means one is capable of doing what the job requires.