Posts Tagged graduate
Weighing the Value of That College Diploma
Posted by Jerry in Uncategorized on March 24th, 2010
The Wall Street Journal
From December 16, 2009 (Sue Shellenbarger)
The reasons for going to college are as different and varied as the makeup of student body on must campuses. One reason that will find no argument is that a college degree leads to a better life. But how much better is that college-degree life than something else, and does it make a difference which college conferred the degree? See what college graduates, parents, private, public and government agencies have to say about the actual value of graduating from college. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703438404574597952027438622.html
American Graduates Finding Jobs in China
Posted by Jerry in Employment on August 16th, 2009
The New York Times (Hannah Seligson)
With the US economy in poor shape many bright young college students are deciding to pursue graduate degrees. Some find jobs here but others are looking for careers outside the US. American college graduates are finding that first job in China in increasing numbers. The developing entrepreneurial climate in China and the low cost of living are luring American graduates to the Far East in growing numbers. Follow the link to find out more. http://tinyurl.com/lcjc9q
Unpaid Work, but They Pay for Privilege
Posted by Jerry in Employment on August 11th, 2009
The New York Times (Gerry Shih)
For a growing number of students able to afford the cost of elite colleges there is a new avenue to stay ahead of less fortunate students. I call them head hunters for internships. For a significant fee these companies connect their clients to the most sought-after internships available. Follow the link to find out more. http://tinyurl.com/mu7uy3