Quote from: junder on Today at 02:39:35 PM

Quote from: Gaza13 on April 17, 2024, 06:27:47 PM

It is true, by obtaining a bachelor's degree at college, no one dares to guarantee success. because I think school results give us an understanding of the thought process, The thought process is what actually makes us successful. We must not be satisfied with what we get at school, forming personal character by continuing to learn and improve skills, something new I think we should do, If we don't want to sharpen ourselves with something new, it's like paper that is useless or your diploma will be wasted.

I think success can be achieved even though you don't go to school or don't have a diploma. A degree is just an additional name behind it and in my opinion it only makes a sign that the person who has the degree indicates that he has studied in that field, there is knowledge and skills that he may have. Why do I say maybe? because currently in my country there are people who have a lot of money and they can buy a degree without following the activities they should to get the degree, yes that is indeed the right of each.

although not everyone has a degree but it does not mean that not everyone does not have knowledge and skills, because I think even though they don't go to college there must be experience gained from outside relationships, and when that is obtained then what must be done is to hone it so that it is more mastered and maybe can generate profit. many people have a lot of money but sometimes they don't have enough knowledge, besides I think the degree obtained does not guarantee that it will make us rich.

You are completely correct. degrees are for wealthy people. You sit in class, repeat material, and boom, you are "educated." But these days, the people doesn't really care about that piece of paper

This entire educational system is out of date, man. Right now, we need a system that teaches critical thinking, imagination, and how to negotiate the complexity of the actual world. Emotional intelligence, intuition, and the capacity to interact with others are among the abilities that machines cannot imitate. We should concentrate on these ones

Indeed, a fancy degree can be purchased with money; but, it cannot purchase understanding or wisdom. Your capacity to grow, to change, to learn, all of which counts really. Your degree is irrelevant to the future economy; what you can offer will count