As a general rule far to many people in the UK certainly, attend university. They do worthless subjects and run up massive debts to end up in a job they could have started 4 years ago.
If you want to do a job and that job requires a degree, it makes sense. If you just want the experience of university and are willing to rattle up the debts for that experience, then makes sense.
If you just want to get on and start work, maybe do an apprenticeship or become a trainee, or start your own venture...then go do it and skip university. Too many people are dragged into this "university is for everyone marketing", when the truth is it is not, and such an attitude is rapidly devaluating university degrees.
If you want to do a job and that job requires a degree, it makes sense. If you just want the experience of university and are willing to rattle up the debts for that experience, then makes sense.
If you just want to get on and start work, maybe do an apprenticeship or become a trainee, or start your own venture...then go do it and skip university. Too many people are dragged into this "university is for everyone marketing", when the truth is it is not, and such an attitude is rapidly devaluating university degrees.
This message last edited by Wibble on 26/10/2009 at 09:53:08 PM
Is college all that important? *NM*
- 26/10/2009 06:05:48 PM
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Depends on what you want to do.
- 26/10/2009 09:51:41 PM
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In other words, don't follow your heart to college
- 27/10/2009 02:48:22 AM
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For me it is more about people going because they want to put of deciding their future
- 28/10/2009 12:45:58 PM
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