[LS] Romance Consultant: Degree not helping

This doesn't make any sense though. Why would a degree you spend 3-4 WEEKS in game trying to get only boost you 2 levels? The less amount to literally every other degree and career in the game. Not to mention if you get an A in High School you automatically start at the same level, thus making the entire degree useless and have no point. It's even less if you get the Connections reward trait. Why is my time and effort not being rewarded?

Is it intended that the least prestigious "normal" Communications degree (without honors) should provide larger pay bonuses than the Distinguished Communications degree with honors, despite this conflicting with Discover University in-game lessons and menus explicitly stating Distinguished degrees provide the better career benefits?

Romance Consultant and the Noble Career are the only two careers with this tuning inconsistency.

I’m unsure what design reason would explain why the Foxbury (normal) comms degree is better than the Britechester (distinguished) comms degree for only these two careers.

Sims can get degrees from either or both universities; they cannot do conjoint degrees at the same time, so there is no reason to prioritise one university over another.