I like it! It might prove quite helpful for many students who are wondering if they should enrol in university or if they should continue their higher-education.
I myself have a BA. My university education proved beneficial in certain ways, but I must say that the biggest advantage I got from it was simply having the diploma. Since I worked overseas (in Japan, India, and Singapore), it was necessary to present my diploma in order to get a visa allowing me to work in those countries.
At the same time, I know many people who never went to college or university, and who have done very well in terms of career. That trend is increasing nowadays. More and more students are realizing that they can learn more, and learn quicker, by avoiding the formal education system of "school / college / university." (That includes home-schoolers)
I'd say the choice is up to the individual, taking into account her/his particular career path. For a select few careers, a university degree is necessary. For other careers, one might be helpful. But for more and more careers these days, a university degree is pointless, and a waste of time and money. (Especially with today's outrageously high tuition fees!!)
I like it! It might prove quite helpful for many students who are wondering if they should enrol in university or if they should continue their higher-education.
I myself have a BA. My university education proved beneficial in certain ways, but I must say that the biggest advantage I got from it was simply having the diploma. Since I worked overseas (in Japan, India, and Singapore), it was necessary to present my diploma in order to get a visa allowing me to work in those countries.
At the same time, I know many people who never went to college or university, and who have done very well in terms of career. That trend is increasing nowadays. More and more students are realizing that they can learn more, and learn quicker, by avoiding the formal education system of "school / college / university." (That includes home-schoolers)
I'd say the choice is up to the individual, taking into account her/his particular career path. For a select few careers, a university degree is necessary. For other careers, one might be helpful. But for more and more careers these days, a university degree is pointless, and a waste of time and money. (Especially with today's outrageously high tuition fees!!)
Oh. Advice from a university graduate is to tell me how pointless a university degree is. Haha. U have made a good point tho. Thanks, @majest.tytyty.