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At present, there are too few courses producing work-ready graduates.
In New York, more than half the college-ready graduates came from 20 of the 360 high schools for which information was provided.
And by taking advantage of college advisers as teachers for the workplace, employers invest less time teaching the basics while they gain access to more job-ready graduates.
For believers, Bologna shows the way to a future that will be glorious once more.Yet this vision of self-governing universities, footloose students and job-ready graduates omits one big reason for European universities' decline: money.
"It would be incredibly shortsighted to see arts or social courses as somehow irrelevant to economic growth, when it's these courses that produce some of our most work-ready graduates, able to transfer skills across many sectors," he said.
If you're heading for a career in the creative industries, such as film, television, games, animation, fashion and marketing there is a sector skills council – Creative Skillset – that runs a "tick mark" scheme identifying courses that provide "work-ready" graduates.
As far back as 2008, NESTA told us that UK competitiveness hinges on our ability to create business-ready graduates with entrepreneurial skills, able to adapt to and take advantage of available opportunities.
Six large schools with strong reputations -- Brooklyn Technical High School, Stuyvesant High School, the Bronx High School of Science, Francis Lewis High School, Midwood High School and LaGuardia, the performing arts high school -- accounted for one-quarter of the city's college-ready graduates, though these schools combined to make up 7 percent of the freshman class in 2006.
