College Training And the Business Man
College Training And the Business Man
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L. V. F. Ran- dolph, president of the Atlantic Trust Com- pany of New York, and who has for fifty years been engaged in banking, writes^ saying: " I have noticed that the average high school boy is able to spell and write about as well as the college graduate; that his figures are as plain^ and that his accuracy of computation is as satisfactory. It may almost be said to hold good that^ within certain limits, the younger a boy applies himself to figures the bet- ter he does with them; and I hav...e found youngsters from the high school quite as apt at the composition of business letters as college graduates. This might not hold good as a rule; but I fear that there are so many cases in which no positive advance in such knowledge as is useful in banking is made at college, that the general argument would be in favor of tak- ing the apprentice in banking at an earlier age, and giving up the college course." 5 67 COLLEGE TRAINING This disadvantage the college graduate does labor under. He may, of course, over- come it, at least somewhat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. V. F. Ran- dolph, president of the Atlantic Trust Com- pany of New York, and who has for fifty years been engaged in banking, writes^ saying: " I have noticed that the average high school boy is able to spell and write about as well as the college graduate; that his figures are as plain^ and that his accuracy of computation is as satisfactory. It may almost be said to hold good that^ within certain limits, the younger a boy applies himself to figures the bet- ter he does with them; and I hav...e found youngsters from the high school quite as apt at the composition of business letters as college graduates. This might not hold good as a rule; but I fear that there are so many cases in which no positive advance in such knowledge as is useful in banking is made at college, that the general argument would be in favor of tak- ing the apprentice in banking at an earlier age, and giving up the college course." 5 67 COLLEGE TRAINING This disadvantage the college graduate does labor under. He may, of course, over- come it, at least somewhat.
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