Going to community college then transferring- looks bad to companies hiring?

[Anonymous]

I do campus recruiting and I wouldn’t care. I would actually have a more positive view of this because it shows they worked hard and demonstrated progress. What’s important is the bachelor degree. Don’t omit anything on the application.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They wouldn’t know- just put where your bachelors degree is from on your resume.

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Actually, they will know because so many employers have been burned by lies on resumes that they all ask to see transcripts st some point.

[Anonymous]

There are special job opportunities given to community college students. Go for it!

[Anonymous]

The only problem with community college is that it doesn't have upper level or honors courses that advanced talented underclasspeople take after lots of AP/DE/IB. But that difference is easily seen in the transcript and the upper level courses.
Community College vs University doesn't matter if your comparison is to someone taking the same associates-level classes at a 4 year uni.

[Anonymous]

Community college means poor, and poor people are poor culture fit for my customer-facing roles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Community college means poor, and poor people are poor culture fit for my customer-facing roles.

Wow. You are missing out on some good employees. Successful CC students hustle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Community college means poor, and poor people are poor culture fit for my customer-facing roles.

Wow. You are missing out on some good employees. Successful CC students hustle.

+1 What an ignorant post