My kid graduates from a selective engineering school this May as a Computer Science major, his prospects are dim, he is taking a job that pays not much better than fast food and requires almost none of what he has learned. For every graduate of a good engineering school there are fifty from a regular state college. America has tons of te…
My kid graduates from a selective engineering school this May as a Computer Science major, his prospects are dim, he is taking a job that pays not much better than fast food and requires almost none of what he has learned. For every graduate of a good engineering school there are fifty from a regular state college. America has tons of tech looking for a job, hundreds of job applications without replies.
How exactly are we to bust out of the confines of class when paying for a kid to get the education you never had isn't enough.
My kid graduates from a selective engineering school this May as a Computer Science major, his prospects are dim, he is taking a job that pays not much better than fast food and requires almost none of what he has learned. For every graduate of a good engineering school there are fifty from a regular state college. America has tons of tech looking for a job, hundreds of job applications without replies.
How exactly are we to bust out of the confines of class when paying for a kid to get the education you never had isn't enough.
Same experience here