Should there be 2 Employment Forums? College Grad & H.S. Grad? (degree, interest)

[muleshoe]

Might be better to split up and simplify things for some? Like people could help like people. You like?

[Charles]

My experience with City-Data is the administrators are very reluctant to add new forums. But I don't see why not. I'll just subscribe to both (the subscription feature is pretty nice - saves you from having to click on each individual forum - you only read posts from forums you are interested in.)

[city_data91]

What about college students? People with an Associate's degree? College dropouts? They're in between the two. Just an example of how that plan wouldn't work.

[Opyelie]

I really don't see the point

[kodaka]

Most of the posts on this forum aren't about the amount of education the involved parties have, so I don't see what benefit it would have.

And as pointed out above, why make the split between high school and college? Why not drop-out and high school? Or undergraduate and graduate? In fact, why don't we just come right out and be complete judgmental, and just call it white collar and blue collar?