It takes too long. It's too expensive. In the UK and US it's s a costly activity - students tend to take loans so when they leave university they are in debt. Hurray! You got a degree, now you have to work to pay off your loan...
I have nothing against education and learning. You should always learn. If you really think that going to university is something you really have to do:
* Take a gap year first
* Be sure what you want to study
* Don't pay for it: scholarships, or maybe a different country with free education? (you may need to learn the language first)
I made several mistakes in my approach to university. Probably the biggest one was sense of entitlement - because I graduated from the top degree in the top high school - I thought I'll get new jobs easily.
> Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work.
University could be good in terms of making friends, expanding your network but... I bet you can make friends anyway.
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It takes too long. It's too expensive. In the UK and US it's s a costly activity - students tend to take loans so when they leave university they are in debt. Hurray! You got a degree, now you have to work to pay off your loan...
I have nothing against education and learning. You should always learn. If you really think that going to university is something you really have to do: * Take a gap year first * Be sure what you want to study * Don't pay for it: scholarships, or maybe a different country with free education? (you may need to learn the language first)
I made several mistakes in my approach to university. Probably the biggest one was sense of entitlement - because I graduated from the top degree in the top high school - I thought I'll get new jobs easily.
> Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work.
University could be good in terms of making friends, expanding your network but... I bet you can make friends anyway.
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