<p>Wow, it’s a lengthy article, it seems more relating to the teaching quality and what students learn at my first glance. I need more time to digest it, but I’m not sure job statistic can be applied here, since many colleges already provide detailed job placement information. </p>
<p>For example, within the public colleges in Calif, CAL and CPSLO do a great job of having graduates outcome information accessible to everyone on line - with major/department breakdown, response rate, job title and salary information, employer’s name or graduate school name if heading for further studies. UCLA is a great school, but I have to to say, the career center is lagging here in term of data collecting.</p>