The employment rate of college students is 99%? Big Four: You don't sign? I don't give a diploma
Recently, most of the senior students, except those who were admitted to postgraduate and postgraduate entrance examinations in World War II, have been employed one after another. During the promotion of the college entrance examination, some college entrance examination students were deceived by the written data of the university. The college admissions brochure always listed the employment rate as 99%. Is this true? This data is indeed true! But like the student above said, 1,800 a month is also called employment! Employment volume and employment quality are two completely different concepts! Schools with three or more can basically reach more than 98%. What is the doorway here?
Let's see what the students who have graduated have to say! Only those who have graduated from the senior year will tell the truth. After all, they no longer care about anything, and there is no restraint! Some counselors force their students to sign for work, otherwise they will not issue you a graduation certificate or allow you to participate in the defense. In the last month, the counselor called you every day. Should the senior party feel deeply? When I graduated from university in 2005, almost all universities all over the country had this routine, and now it is almost the same!
One of our younger brothers’ schools also said the same, that they would not give a graduation certificate without a tripartite agreement. Later, the head teacher told him that it was all right, just fooling everyone to sign the contract quickly! As a result, he just returned to school in July to get his graduation certificate. The employment rate of some 985 schools is not high, and even loses to some three universities. This shows that people do not enforce tripartite signing or affiliation. Do you see which of those ordinary colleges has an employment rate that is not above 95%?
Some people who talk sarcastically say: Brother! Even if there is such a thing, I suggest to report the case directly, don't tell me anything about the background, you can appeal properly! However, what the editor wants to say is that college students who have not graduated and their alma mater go through legal procedures? Do you have that skill? I've fought a lawsuit, and if you can get a result in two years, you're ruthless! You are welcome to say that a large part of the future of the country depends on how the elites go. If it is only for their own employment and making a fortune, there will be no big problem, but if everyone is like this, then the collective will have problems!