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Sandwich years are really beneficial to students. You're far more likely to get a "real" job when you graduate. If you graduate. A really common problem (?) w
by pclark 18y ago
Sandwich years are really beneficial to students. You're far more likely to get a "real" job when you graduate.
If you graduate.
A really common problem (?) with sandwich years is that the student is so good, and enjoying actually working that he doesn't want to return to university to finish his degree. Doing a year at a fun company makes the final year drag like a bitch.
- warfangle 18y agoHeh. I'm facing a similar conundrum. I dropped out of community college to move out of my home town, and have since worked at some amazing companies. I really should go back to school to get my bachelor's, but not only am I too busy, but I'm afraid I'll be bored out of my mind... at least by the <300 level stuff. Eventually I'll get back... when I'm not working at two startups.