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If your DC got a 2:2 in Chemistry, or similar ...

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20minheadstart · 29/03/2025 12:13

... did they manage to get a graduate job in a related field? How are graduates in this category getting on in today's job market?

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sugarspiceandeverythingnice12 · 29/03/2025 12:30

It might depend on the uni? I know a young man who has a 2:2 from Cambridge (Bio Chem) and he had no problem finding related work

20minheadstart · 29/03/2025 12:44

sugarspiceandeverythingnice12 · 29/03/2025 12:30

It might depend on the uni? I know a young man who has a 2:2 from Cambridge (Bio Chem) and he had no problem finding related work

What job did he end up doing?

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Matildatoldsuchdreadfullies · 29/03/2025 12:48

Launder the degree by doing a masters? Get a merit (equivalent to a 2:1) from a better university, and job's a goodun

20minheadstart · 29/03/2025 13:03

Matildatoldsuchdreadfullies · 29/03/2025 12:48

Launder the degree by doing a masters? Get a merit (equivalent to a 2:1) from a better university, and job's a goodun

Don't you have to get a 2:1 to do a Masters'?

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titchy · 29/03/2025 13:07

20minheadstart · 29/03/2025 13:03

Don't you have to get a 2:1 to do a Masters'?

Most will take a 2:2, maybe not all the RGs, but rest will be ok. Ds ‘laundered’ his STEM 2:2 (great expression!) with an MSc and managed a distinction. Now in a tech grad scheme.

sugarspiceandeverythingnice12 · 29/03/2025 13:09

20minheadstart · 29/03/2025 12:44

What job did he end up doing?

Something "high up" completely unexplainable in a lab! I'm definitely not smart enough to understand his work !

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