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I mean there's a lot more to university than "success preparation". While university is indeed no guarantee for success, it does seem to help a lot with your un
by gspr 6y ago
I mean there's a lot more to university than "success preparation". While university is indeed no guarantee for success, it does seem to help a lot with your understanding of the world and your ability to think critically.
I'm lucky enough to come from a country with free decent universities, so maybe it's easy for me to say, but I can't even put a price on how my education changed every single part of how I think and understand the world. That it prepared me for a well-paying job is just a nice side-effect.
How well do you think the misinformation that laid the foundation for the political shitstorm the US is in now could have taken hold if most people had a college education?
- jimhefferon 6y ago> could have taken hold Yes, especially if all or at least most colleges considered it a high priority to educate people in what used to be called citizenship.
- 082349872349872 6y agoIsn't citizenship a high school subject?