I do think there needs to be something that fills this position though.
It doesn't even necessarily have to be that complex. What's wrong with:
1. Graduate with a bachelor's degree
2. Work for 2-3 years
3. Go back to school with practical experience
I think this would be a good model for all post-undergraduate educations (not just professional ones like business, or law). A few years of seasoning out in the field does everyone good.
It doesn't even necessarily have to be that complex. What's wrong with:
1. Graduate with a bachelor's degree
2. Work for 2-3 years
3. Go back to school with practical experience
I think this would be a good model for all post-undergraduate educations (not just professional ones like business, or law). A few years of seasoning out in the field does everyone good.
EDIT: Updated for formatting