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How difficult is it for your grads to get jobs. For example, if a position requires a Bachelor's degree, would your grads have a hard time getting said position?

Do you appreciate the things you have now more than you used to?

Ultimately I think the crux of these programs is that they're not flexible enough. They are not flexible enough as a 4 year degree is. If you wanna be an electrician or carpenter, then these work fine, but if you wanna be a software engineer or analyst, its not enough. There is only so much you can learn in one year. These types of schools only work for certain careers.