My degree had 12 units a year. Only 3 or 4 of them per academic year were of any use and they still left a large chunk out of my profession field. When a company takes you on you are simply not ready to work in a professional capacity.
They have to train you through a 2-3 year program in the way the company and the industry needs you to be trained. I could have gotten this job by simply reading a few books, Youtube videos and a weekly job. This isn;t to take away from my profession as there is a high barrier of entry, but it is bullshit to require a degree nowadays.
A degree is lackluster in the information age. You can be taught on the spot or have the natural ability to learn complex things make things like STEM degrees that much easier.
They have to train you through a 2-3 year program in the way the company and the industry needs you to be trained. I could have gotten this job by simply reading a few books, Youtube videos and a weekly job. This isn;t to take away from my profession as there is a high barrier of entry, but it is bullshit to require a degree nowadays.
A degree is lackluster in the information age. You can be taught on the spot or have the natural ability to learn complex things make things like STEM degrees that much easier.