Warning: College killed our meeting on job markets

We booked a room for a chat with grads about tough hiring scenes. The school said no, fearing it would spread worry and cut the event. Do places of learning have a duty to hide hard truths from students?

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wendychen2d ago

Kinda makes you wonder if hiding stuff now just means grads won't trust the school later when they need real help.

hugo4941d ago

Hold up, @wendychen has a thought, but is it really that bad? Schools hide small things all the time, like budget cuts or teacher drama. Most grads won't even remember that stuff when they need a job reference. Trust is built on bigger things, like how the school helped them learn. So maybe hiding a few secrets now doesn't ruin everything later.