Can someone explain these college hireabilty rankings?(uscollegeranking.org)
uscollegeranking.org
Can someone explain these college hireabilty rankings?
http://uscollegeranking.org/national-university/top-25-colleges-schools-ranking-by-job-recruiter-wall-street-journal.html
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You have to also consider that recruiters are playing a numbers game. They need to look at universities with larger graduating classes to help improve their odds of hiring.
Do we need to explain? This site is obviously not a reputable source of any sort of information.
Here it is from the original source (WSJ):
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870455410457543...
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870455410457543...
It's the Wall Street Journal... Not Reputable?
It's made up and almost completely useless. The fact that Georgia Tech went from #1 to #7 (I go to this college and know this numbers) shows that.
The idea I'm going with is that A GT is not worse of an employee than he/she was last year.
The idea is somewhat correct in having a ranking for the workforce cause most other rankings are research based - i.e. they look for how good a Phd you are, not how well you can work at a company as a non-research employee.
The idea I'm going with is that A GT is not worse of an employee than he/she was last year.
The idea is somewhat correct in having a ranking for the workforce cause most other rankings are research based - i.e. they look for how good a Phd you are, not how well you can work at a company as a non-research employee.