Can i get a good job after college if i didn't went to an ivy leage school?

Answer 1

Dude, there are only eight Ivy league colleges and they only graduate about 1200 BS or BA students each. So the total number of graduates each year is only about 10,000, and most of them go on to med school, law school or grad school. So the 2000 or 3000 who go to work are not nearly enough to fill up all the jobs in America! About a million kids graduate from college each year, so that means many tens of thousands of kids from other schools get great jobs.

First, though, they have to be able to write English well. You need to sharpen up your English skills as the other answerers suggested.

Answer 2

Not that many people go to ivy league schools and lots of people get good jobs after college. Don't fall for the hype. Go to the best school that you can get into, work hard, be clear about your goals, learn how to present yourself well. You'll get a good job.

Answer 3

Perhaps you'll get a good job if you improve your grammar and sentence structure. Lots of college and university graduates who didn't go to Ivy League universities get jobs in many diverse fields. Learn to write and communicate fluently in English and that'll be your first step to getting a good job.

Answer 4

It's "go to" an ivy league school, not went.

If you finish a degree, get good grades and have some community service or work experience, it will be fine.

Answer 5

Um...you can get a good job after graduating from almost any college-if you can speak, read, and WRITE proper English, as well as perform any other skills that you learned for your degree.

Grammar is important. I would probably not hire you if you used this grammar during any stage in the interview process.

"....if i didn't went to..." should be "...if I didn't go to..."