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    Default Can an Employer Report You to a College if You Quit Before the End of an Agreement

    If a college student takes a job on a one-year commitment to work for an employer, and quits before the end of the commitment, can the employer report that fact to the employee's college?

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    Default Re: Can an Employer Report You to a College if You Quit Before the End of an Agreemen

    Yes -- but unless completion is somehow relevant to the college student's degree program, the college won't care.

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