How will the selected program or major prepare a student for their career goals?
A college-education is supposed to prepare a student not just for a career but for an educated and informed life.
The test, the panel found, is not whether schools prepare a student for "competitive employment," as Justice DeGrasse had said, but for any job at all.
But, he added, if the idea of college is to prepare a student for a career, and that career presents itself after a year or two, why shouldn't the student take advantage?
"An Hour of Code doesn't prepare a student for a job, but it opens their mind about what they could be when they grow up, and that can make all the difference".
Maybe that's because the theory in the degree doesn't prepare a student for the reality?
And, the support necessary to prepare a student for a college career may not exist nor can it be guaranteed for all children.
Sole reliance on mannequin-based simulation activities and anatomical models is insufficient to prepare a student for the variance of human external and internal anatomy [ 6].
However, with 12,000-odd students preparing a thesis, a lot of students are still dependent on a variety of alternative sources of funding.
