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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Honda.putha" data-source="post: 26404597" data-attributes="member: 565644">Agree. My case is similar 5% - 10% of what I have learned for the B.Sc useful for the job. But it doesn't say B.Sc was bad. I just mentioned that B.Sc had too much content than required for a possible job.I discussed  this matter with a professor and he said that they didn't teach us to go to a company and work. The degree program designed as  a base for a academic guy or a researcher. In simple way they think those courses are the base for an upcoming Phd holder.Anyway, there is a huge difference in approach wise how a man with B.Sc solve a problem and the other solve a problem. With the B.Sc we know the core of something and adaptable for the changes. I have worked with guys from different background like B.Sc, HND and some people who only have a  course. B.Sc people good at analyzing.In my case, I cannot go out of the country since I'm from a poor family and I have to do everything by myself. So I'm trying to something with whatever I have.</blockquote>

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