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A friend of mine, a person with a Master's degree and multiple years of extremely relevant work experience, dropped out of their process after multiple intervie
by anaisbetts 3y ago
A friend of mine, a person with a Master's degree and multiple years of extremely relevant work experience, dropped out of their process after multiple interviews because they would not continue without having her high school report card. Absolute clown town.
- ecshafer 3y agowho even has access to their high school report card? I suppose maybe I could contact my high school? But I didn't keep a copy of my own grades for more than a week maybe even in school.
- grogenaut 3y agoI was signing up for EMT classes and they required proof of English comp and algebra. My highschool takes 3 weeks to approve a records request. The community college would not accept my passing grades in differential equations or tech writing and I had to pass tests instead. Turns out the emt class doesn't even require those competencies but the comm college did.
- DropInIn 3y agoSo they are actively discriminating against those who have suffered a life shattering event in which personal documents were lost? (Eg house fire) Sounds rather evil....
- klyrs 3y agoReport card??? This utterly stinks of ageism. I wonder if my school district even has that, approaching 30 years later...
- jlokier 3y agoWhat a strange requirement. I can't imagine how I'd get that card. I'm guessing the record doesn't exist anywhere. Another commenter talked of how this is not ok for people who lose their paper records in a disaster. But is "high school report card" even the sort of record people have and keep? I have nothing like it in my personal records. I don't think I have anything at all from my school days.