When you look at it to get a scientific education you are right. When you try to grow as a human in humanitarian way, then university social life is also import

When you look at it to get a scientific education you are right. When you try to grow as a human in humanitarian way, then university social life is also important (maybe not the over-the-edge US college way but for the rest of the world that is definitely a thing). You grow in that time also as a person. When you just earn money and be part of a company you will not grow your social behavior or other skills. That is also the reason why CS degrees have often random other areas included as soft skills like literature etc.