Quote from: eightdots on Today at 01:02:11 PM

Quote from: Bitco55 on January 31, 2024, 03:44:52 PM

So, if you had the opportunity to advise people about courses to choose In University, what would it be and why?

It depends on the country you live in. It can also depend on what you want to do. If you want to work in an international field, if you do not have any job prospects in your country of residence related to your major and if your major allows you to do international business, you can continue. This choice is directly related to where your field of study is located.

There are people who spend years just to get a graduation certificate or study in a department that is not enough to find a job. It is very important to decide which fields of work you will find in the country you live in and which fields of work you want to work in. Many people drop out of school and switch to other departments. In order not to waste time, it will be more beneficial to analyze the conditions well and at the same time choose the profession you want to do and focus on it.

If you believe that you will be successful, you should not care too much about what others say about your department.

There are also some people who believe that higher education can make them successful, I myself am not too sure about that, the statement is that no matter how high the education we get, if we ourselves don't pursue it then there will be no results. Also, with those who have degrees, I often find that they tend to be arrogant about having that title. In my opinion, degrees and diplomas are only a sign that we have studied, not a guarantee that we can be successful. Success is based on ourselves, whether we have a strong determination to achieve success or not. Moreover nowadays, there are rich people who have so much money they can afford an educational degree. So in my opinion, being successful doesn't just depend on degrees and diplomas.

because in my opinion the reality is different, when we study and take a certain major, sometimes after graduating from school we get a job that is not at all related to the major we chose in education. What you say is true, the key is in ourselves, if we can understand the work we get and are also diligent in carrying it out then that is a good thing, and not everyone can do this.