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Making the Grade

Author Name: Dr. Rebecca W. Keller | May 17 | Category: Education
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It is graduation time for many students. Underneath the colored robes many are asking, “Did I make the grade?” In other words, “Now that I am finished with school, can I get a job with what I know?” This question is asked by both the high school graduate and the newly minted Ph.D. Evaluating whether or not one’s education “makes the grade” is one of the most important things we can do in a tight economy.

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