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Originally Posted by Slava
I think that is one of the telltale signs that someone went to university. I know when I first graduated and entered the workforce there were people with no post-secondary and their written work was atrocious. I think that regardless of your degree, you can't really get away with that in university. Maybe fine arts (because a picture is worth a thousand words! I'll show myself out...)
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Writing, at a competent level (I'm not talking about award winning literature), is largely an issue of practice. Yes, you do get some practice in University, but it's hardly an efficient use of time, if better writing is your goal. You get much better practice on the job. Once again, more of a trades-like approach would be more efficient.