Apple, IBM, and Google Don’t Care Anymore If You Went to College

Jeff Sandhu | Christine Wong | Freda Liu

27-Aug-18 12:30

Apple, IBM, and Google Don’t Care Anymore If You Went to College

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A degree has always been considered to be a milestone for a person, as it officially proves that you are educated and have a particular skill set. However, more top companies in the world no longer require applicants to have a college degree. Companies like Google, Apple, IBM and EY are all in this group.

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