[LS] Romance Consultant: Degree not helping

Question

The July 1 patch added the following:&nbsp;Getting a Degree at University now helps the Romance Consultant Career.I enrolled my Sim in Foxbury to earn a distinguished degree in psychology for the romance consultant career. The Sim later graduated with honors and a 4.0 GPA. When finding a job, there was the text for gaining a signing bonus and a higher starting level.However, when my Sim started working, she started at Level 3 and her charisma and romance skill levels didn't count toward a promotion. She also did not get a signing bonus.

amata9 · Answer

After the 1st July Patch, the career panel now says that a Psychology (but not a Communications) degree benefits the Romance Consultant career. Sims start at Level 3 with Psychology, but not Communications.

The two branches also don't show up separately in the career panel - you can only become a Romance Consultant, not a Matchmaker or Relationship Counselor, when you usually select the relevant branch to join a career with the benefits you get from a degree (that should be higher than starting at Level 3).

With a Psychology degree, Eliza should be able to start as a Matchmaker, just as she can start as a Professor:

crinrict · Answer

Hi tamaradulva​&nbsp;
what do you mean by her charisma &amp; romance skill levels didn't count ? I tested this and did get a signing bonus. Does it actually work to get promoted faster and you got more vacation days ?

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