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So how does this effect the employability of students from these Colleges ? I am assuming here that a combination of College, Degree and Grades determine the s
by testHNac 3y ago
So how does this effect the employability of students from these Colleges ?
I am assuming here that a combination of College, Degree and Grades determine the student's job prospects.
Now an employer might value students from a particular college less as they don't have grades.
Of course, everything comes down to student's actual capabilities.
But then why should a Degree from a college be required for a job when grades aren't necessary.
One could simply do courses for a lot of professions, learn on their own and apply to a job.
May be after some professional certification that's not tied to a degree.
Note - Not applicable to things like Medicine or Engineering, but can be to may other professions.
- musicale 3y agoIf you graduate from an art or design school your portfolio is probably more important than your grades. I imagine a Ph.D. graduate's thesis and publications are quite a bit more important than grades.