/fa/ - Fashion

>>11232096
You have it backwards. A degree in business from a major business school results in a network of professional connections tied to the same industry, it's a valuable investment assuming a school with a historical alumni network. This is the same reason why MFA programs are such a success.

An undergraduate in engineering is just an incomplete trade degree. Your job will still be required to spend weeks to months training you as a starter. As a candidate, at best, coming out of a top school suggests you're capable of handling the tough workloads required to be accepted to and pass MIT et al - at worst, the fact that you chose to major in engineering at all at the very least suggests some basic aptitude with math and science.

Any company dumb enough to think a student actually learned to be an engineer, and was tested as an engineer, with just a bachelor's isn't going to be in business very long. Example applies to any STEM field.

>>11212820
I think it's fair to assume the newfags who are far behind the trends and adhering rigidly in "fashion rules" are redditors whose impulse to parrot safely received opinions is wired to take precedence over the obligation to lurk