I WITHDREW FROM A SEMESTER OF COLLEGE. HOW DIS THIS LOOK IN THE EYES OF RECRUITERS/INTERVIEWERS & GRAD SCHOOLS
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I don't know, my eyes are burning from all the caps and shitty typos.
Posts like this make me wonder how you got into Columbia... This title gave me cancer.
What a shame, seems like you could've really used the education.
Give the chimp a break fellas. This isn't English class. I need some help. Opinions?
Yes, but when you're asking us for help, make it easy for us to do so. Typing in some cryptic code that only slightly resembles English makes it tough to understand what you're asking and thus results in people not wanting to help.
From the way I understand it, no one will notice that you withdrew. If on your resume it states "expected XYZ", where XYZ is the year that you are expected to graduate, no one will know that you took one semester longer. I would not bring this up as it is not a relevant issue. If you get an offer, HR might ask, but again, it's not relevant, so I would not bring it up.
Thank you. I'll make sure to edit the title and correct the typos. Would an employer revoke an offer if HR brings the withdrawal to their attention and I did not disclose it in the interview process?
What stocks do you invest in the stock market?
You have money for business and stock market but not college? wut?
not going to matter. recruiters don't have time to pay attention to dis.
Too late. He is now on the banned list. lol
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