Why give top students priority in networking event?

GOOD university grades can put you ahead of the campus queue to meet choice employers. You need a projected second-class (upper division) honours degree or better. That seemed to be the message at a Nanyang Technological University (NTU) networking event for graduating students and potential bosses.

I view this as discrimination against undergraduates with poorer grades.

Why give top students priority in networking event? [via]