Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

[longknife]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

 

[martybegan]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

 

[Indeependent]

My perspective is a bit different.
Living in a White Collar community, my friends have prepared their kids for a combination of hard science and business degrees.

 

[rightwinger]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

really a young kid could learn to become an electrician go work for someone learn the trade and start his own biz.
oh yuccky but his hands may get dirty


and are degrees from most schools these days worth the paper theyre printed on ?


Stephanie Hamill on Twitter

 

[Indeependent]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

 

[Indeependent]

really a young kid could learn to become an electrician go work for someone learn the trade and start his own biz.
oh yuccky but his hands may get dirty


and are degrees from most schools these days worth the paper theyre printed on ?


Stephanie Hamill on Twitter

It depends on how many illegals are allowed in to take jobs away from electricians, plumbers and carpenters.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

really a young kid could learn to become an electrician go work for someone learn the trade and start his own biz.
oh yuccky but his hands may get dirty


and are degrees from most schools these days worth the paper theyre printed on ?


Stephanie Hamill on Twitter

It depends on how many illegals are allowed in to take jobs away from electricians, plumbers and carpenters.

indeed

 

[rightwinger]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

 

[martybegan]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

A generic liberal arts degree fits into your criteria. However some of these degrees really only lead to higher degrees in the same subject, and eventually an academic position in that subject. A broad Lib Arts education does teach you valuable thinking skills, but the problem is they have become far too specialized, and are more designed to perpetuate themselves than prepare a person for a field of employment.

There is nothing intrinsically wrong, with trans-lesbian pygmy basket-weaving, the issue is how many positions are availible for someone with said degree, compared to a more broadly based academic background/education?

Old school liberal arts education was about expanding your mind, the current metric is about focus on some obscure subset of a subset of a grouping of a theory/viewpoint/identity group.

And Engineers find plenty of opportunity in other fields. Employers like to hire people who have been trained to find solutions to problems, and usually by nature are adaptable to various technical requirements.

 

[Indeependent]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

Me.
There are positive and negative attributes in all people.
It’s a matter of tapping into them.

 

[rightwinger]

really a young kid could learn to become an electrician go work for someone learn the trade and start his own biz.
oh yuccky but his hands may get dirty


and are degrees from most schools these days worth the paper theyre printed on ?


Stephanie Hamill on Twitter

It depends on how many illegals are allowed in to take jobs away from electricians, plumbers and carpenters.

How many?

How does an illegal get a license?

 

[rightwinger]

They get hyped all through high school of the great benefits of going to college. They’ll get rich, be rolling in dough.


And then they get there.

“What a college student does with their career really does play an impact on their student loan debt,” he said. “They go to college and they graduate with the average of $30,000 in student loan debt and they can’t land a job, or a good-paying job, then they are going to be stuck with that student loan debt and it’s only going to get worse and it’s going to impact how they handle their life after graduation.”

Meanwhile, there are millions on hands-on craftsman jobs out there begging for applicants. Good jobs with benefits. And the benefit of seeing what your hands have created.


More @ Edu-geddon: Nearly 40% Of Graduating College Seniors Feel Unprepared For A Career

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

Me.
There are positive and negative attributes in all people.
It’s a matter of tapping into them.

Republicans teach that Evolution and Climate change is a myth

 

[Indeependent]

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

Me.
There are positive and negative attributes in all people.
It’s a matter of tapping into them.

Republicans teach that Evolution and Climate change is a myth

Which has what to do with running an economy and maintaining an infrastructure?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I curious to see if there is a breakdown by what degree they got.

I would think Engineering, accounting, and other more rigorous majors would produce graduates with more of a work future outlook as compared to say trans-lesbian pygmy basket weaving studies.

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

Me.
There are positive and negative attributes in all people.
It’s a matter of tapping into them.

Republicans teach that Evolution and Climate change is a myth

One right, one wrong! At least they bat .500. Libtards rarely get above "ofer".

 

[beautress]

When you train young people to kill the unborn, you can expect a little confusion and misery when they wake up to facing life on graduation day.

 

[rightwinger]

Degrees in medical fields, engineering, teaching, business prepare students for specific fields of work

Liberal Arts teach more language, writing, critical thinking which are valuable skills but harder to apply to a specific occupation

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

Me.
There are positive and negative attributes in all people.
It’s a matter of tapping into them.

Republicans teach that Evolution and Climate change is a myth

One right, one wrong! At least they bat .500. Libtards rarely get above "ofer".

Why don’t you explain to students that Climate Change doesn’t occur because it still snows in the winter?

 

[rightwinger]

When you train young people to kill the unborn, you can expect a little confusion and misery when they wake up to facing life on graduation day.

I missed that class

Abortion 101?

 

[Indeependent]

Vote Democrat and become a teacher.

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

Me.
There are positive and negative attributes in all people.
It’s a matter of tapping into them.

Republicans teach that Evolution and Climate change is a myth

One right, one wrong! At least they bat .500. Libtards rarely get above "ofer".

Why don’t you explain to students that Climate Change doesn’t occur because it still snows in the winter?

Are you referring to students in China and India?

 

[rightwinger]

Who would want to learn anything from a Republican?

Me.
There are positive and negative attributes in all people.
It’s a matter of tapping into them.

Republicans teach that Evolution and Climate change is a myth

One right, one wrong! At least they bat .500. Libtards rarely get above "ofer".

Why don’t you explain to students that Climate Change doesn’t occur because it still snows in the winter?

Are you referring to students in China and India?

Both China and India understand the concept of Climate Change

Conservatives do not