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Improving my CV: does it matter where I study?

Eo1n · 2009-05-21 12:59:31

Hi, working full time at the moment and would like to study for a degree with some H.R. Management and I.R. subjects. I've narrowed it to two courses so far: UCD's distance learning degree in Business studies costs €3,000 p.a. and DIT's part time course in HR Managment is under €2,000 p.a. Does it really matter what school…

21-05-2009 01:59PM

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Eo1n

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Hi, working full time at the moment and would like to study for a degree with some H.R. Management and I.R. subjects. I've narrowed it to two courses so far: UCD's distance learning degree in Business studies costs €3,000 p.a. and DIT's part time course in HR Managment is under €2,000 p.a. Does it really matter what school I go to? Is UCD worth the extra €1,000 in your opinion?

Thanks
Eoin

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#2 31-05-2009 09:50AM

evorg

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i doubt it matters, I recruit as part of my job, and when looking at CVs it is important that the qual is from a recognised college and that it is relavent. Both DIT and UCD have are well known and have great reputations so I would say go with the course that you are most interested in.

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#3 25-07-2009 12:33AM

another1

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evorg mentioned "reputation" -that's all that matters ...

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