To become a doctor, medical students have to treat real live patients at hospitals. Student pilots have to fly real planes to earn a license. NPR's Chris Arnold reports people at the Olan School of Business, at Washington University in St. Louis, say it's time to change. Some jobs you just can't learn in a classroom.
Medical students have to treat real live patients at hospitals.
Student pilots have to fly real planes to earn a license. People at the Olan School of Business, at Washington University, in St. Louis, say it's time to change, as NPR's Chris Arnold reports. The idea behind this program, is that many business students could learn quite a bit, by helping to launch a real company. And many entrepreneurs could use some help doing research and finding investors. At American Automotive Services, in St. Louis, mechanics are reattaching bumpers, gluing in windows, cutting off fenders with air chisels.