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Originally posted by: SuperTool
No offense, but I would go to community college and transfer to a better 4 year school.
What exactly do you mean, better? I am coming out of a community college.
Originally posted by: SuperTool
No offense, but I would go to community college and transfer to a better 4 year school.
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
Memo: Lockheed Martin offered me a job as a HS student. I politely declined the offer, but can supposedly just call this guy up at any time and jump on it. I just happened to be talking to one of their HR guys, who was doing some kind of PR thing at school and things came up. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to work there.
Only reason I mentioned it is because my grandfather (RIP) worked there
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
Memo: Lockheed Martin offered me a job as a HS student. I politely declined the offer, but can supposedly just call this guy up at any time and jump on it. I just happened to be talking to one of their HR guys, who was doing some kind of PR thing at school and things came up. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to work there.
Only reason I mentioned it is because my grandfather (RIP) worked there
Oh, I thought you mentioned it because they used it in a commercial. I seem to remember one of those pissant schools using that (and Intel) in a TV ad.
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
Memo: Lockheed Martin offered me a job as a HS student. I politely declined the offer, but can supposedly just call this guy up at any time and jump on it. I just happened to be talking to one of their HR guys, who was doing some kind of PR thing at school and things came up. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to work there.
Only reason I mentioned it is because my grandfather (RIP) worked there
Oh, I thought you mentioned it because they used it in a commercial. I seem to remember one of those pissant schools using that (and Intel) in a TV ad.
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
Memo: Lockheed Martin offered me a job as a HS student. I politely declined the offer, but can supposedly just call this guy up at any time and jump on it. I just happened to be talking to one of their HR guys, who was doing some kind of PR thing at school and things came up. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to work there.
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
The problem is now cause of the job market is so competitative in technical sector that your competiting with others graduates with more "established" universities graduates.
Experience is still more important but if you have none, they will look at your degree, internships etc.
Originally posted by: aphex
Wow, half you guys are complete and utter assholes.
Originally posted by: OrByte
Originally posted by: aphex
Wow, half you guys are complete and utter assholes.
either that or half these guys have no conception of what it is to live and work in the real world because they get a free ride thru school from mommy and daddy and they know it and want to make themselves feel better about it by making others feel worse.
just my .02
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Originally posted by: MisterCornell
There are some cruel, cruel people here.
I think if you go to Devry with the objective of making the most of education, study hard, take tough classes, and get good grades, you will be more successful than the vast majority of Americans who go to college with the intention of attending football games and partying as much as possible.
For the record I went to Cornell University, and there were a good number of people there who wasted their time and amounted to nothing.
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: SuperTool
No offense, but I would go to community college and transfer to a better 4 year school.
What exactly do you mean, better? I am coming out of a community college.
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: OrByte
Originally posted by: aphex
Wow, half you guys are complete and utter assholes.
either that or half these guys have no conception of what it is to live and work in the real world because they get a free ride thru school from mommy and daddy and they know it and want to make themselves feel better about it by making others feel worse.
just my .02
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I am honestly very surprised all these people came out of the woodwork to tell me how bad this school is. The only reason i've been given is because it's not as "established" yet DeVry graduates seem to get jobs without a problem. Can anyone give me a reason that will actually affect me?
Originally posted by: Krk3561
I think the community college and transfer to a 4 year is a much better path.
DeVry is a for-profit institution. They did a segment on 60 minutes I think about these kind of schools. They basically let anyone in and wont fail people because they want your money.
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
The problem is now cause of the job market is so competitative in technical sector that your competiting with others graduates with more "established" universities graduates.
Experience is still more important but if you have none, they will look at your degree, internships etc.
What do you mean experience? I am going to college to get experience and do plan on getting internships. I am assuming you have not going to any of these mentioned "established" universities or else you'd know how to spell competitive.
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: SuperTool
No offense, but I would go to community college and transfer to a better 4 year school.
What exactly do you mean, better? I am coming out of a community college.
My friend transferred from a local CC to UC Berkeley, but maybe my yardstick is too high.
Originally posted by: SuperTool
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: SuperTool
No offense, but I would go to community college and transfer to a better 4 year school.
What exactly do you mean, better? I am coming out of a community college.
My friend transferred from a local CC to UC Berkeley, but maybe my yardstick is too high.
Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: newbiepcuser
Originally posted by: arcenite
Originally posted by: JuicyLucy
Hahaha don't bother putting it on your resume because once a manager sees "DeVry University" it will go straight in the trash.
Proof? Maybe we should go ask Lockheed Martin or maybe a manager at Intel :roll:
The problem is now cause of the job market is so competitative in technical sector that your competiting with others graduates with more "established" universities graduates.
Experience is still more important but if you have none, they will look at your degree, internships etc.
What do you mean experience? I am going to college to get experience and do plan on getting internships. I am assuming you have not going to any of these mentioned "established" universities or else you'd know how to spell competitive.
Yup, i'm terrible speller. <Shrug>. Bro, why are you getting all uptight. I know lots of guys who went to Devry and making a decent living. My buddy works for Boeing in the IT department, and he doesn't even have college degree or MCSE, etc. It was his experience that got him the job NOT HIS EDUCATION.
Originally posted by: MisterCornell
There are some cruel, cruel people here.
I think if you go to Devry with the objective of making the most of education, study hard, take tough classes, and get good grades, you will be more successful than the vast majority of Americans who go to college with the intention of attending football games and partying as much as possible.
For the record I went to Cornell University, and there were a good number of people there who wasted their time and amounted to nothing.
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
Originally posted by: CorporateRecreation
EyeMWing, we're waiting?
