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I've heard that U.S. universities have similar "black books." It's too bad they don't publish their data, because that would be an interesting way to compare th
by arebop 18y ago
I've heard that U.S. universities have similar "black books." It's too bad they don't publish their data, because that would be an interesting way to compare the performance of high schools.
- cperciva 18y agoThey're probably afraid that publishing their data would result in lawsuits.
- HeyLaughingBoy 18y agoCompanies also have unofficial "black books." We know, for example, what schools to focus our recruiting efforts on based on the quality of the applicants we see. We do look for correlations between the new-grad applicants we make job offers to (we're rather picky :-) and the school they graduated from.