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Re: Advanced degree required
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"Douglas W. St.Clair" <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 16 Nov 1998 13:13:52 -0500
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It seems thta the responces are devided into two camps. A group who
feel there should be a correlation between formal education and
those who don't. In defence of there not being a good correlationship
let me point out the large number of people who get a degree in A and
then find their life's work as a B. Now this is not the case in some
countries (like china) where which school and how sell you did will
pretty much determine your carreer options.

(please excuse errors while I was typing messages overwrote the screen)

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