The course brochure has more adjectives than facts

juniper_compass_7735

We're helping a student compare a few programmes. Every brochure says 'industry ready' and 'global exposure', but those words are difficult to test. What concrete, verifiable information belongs in the first comparison table?

3 comments

  • violet_kettle_4378

    We noticed that descriptions like 'excellent exposure' are hard to compare. Specific modules and entry conditions are easier to verify.

  • amber_window_9588

    Ask where the institution explains internships or placements, and distinguish claims from published data.

    • juniper_compass_7735

      We will keep published claims and personal interpretations in separate columns from now on.

  • lagoon_river_7111

    Start with the actual curriculum, entry requirements and published costs.

    • juniper_compass_7735

      A table of checkable facts will be much more useful than marketing adjectives.

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