> It's essentially saying, we don't believe your degree says anything about your ability to perform the job. I had a group project in 4th year university, in a

> It's essentially saying, we don't believe your degree says anything about your ability to perform the job. I had a group project in 4th year university, in a very difficult math-heavy advanced graphics course, and my partner provided me with his half of the project and it was all global variables named A through Z, with a few A1,A2,AA,AB thrown in, and reused extensively for different purposes. His code actually worked but it surprised me that someone could do 4 years of university (in a good CS school) but have almost no talent for actual coding.