EagleModernFan
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Just got wind about the STEM curriculum revision at University of West Georgia. As recent graduate from UNG’s Graphic Design program, I'm interested to see how other colleges are shaking up their programs. Seems like this school is really making some strides, huh? I've heard they're revamping it to focus more on real-world applications and skills-based learning. Think this will make huge difference for future grads in landing jobs?
As someone who's just dipped her toes into the professional world, can tell you firsthand that practical skills carry lot of weight! Also curious about what current students think of this change? Do you feel like it’s going to help prep you for your future careers better? Anyway, just tossing this out there. Hope it sparks some good convo!
As someone who's just dipped her toes into the professional world, can tell you firsthand that practical skills carry lot of weight! Also curious about what current students think of this change? Do you feel like it’s going to help prep you for your future careers better? Anyway, just tossing this out there. Hope it sparks some good convo!
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