The indescribable joy that accompanies admission into the tertiary institution and the sense of fulfillment from graduating is immeasurable due to the multiple coursework, lectures, practical, examinations and rigors of the career formative years of most individuals.The world of work can be a culture shock and shift for new graduates who have spent the last 16-plus years in schools where success is defined by A’s on their papers, a 5.0 on their transcript, and classroom accolades on their resume. It is a major shock for those who got by simply showing up to class, acing assignments and only being involved in group projects when grades are involved.

Current reactions to graduates’ inadequate education suggests inappropriate curriculums, courses and the irresponsibility of the students themselves to pursue learning opportunities outside the classroom. Some graduates are poorly prepared for work and a university degree is no longer a guarantee for communication skills or technical competence. As a result, University graduates are commonly viewed as “half baked.”

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