That was an interesting conundrum. I used the gpt research feature to explore that so maybe take it with a grain of salt but I think it's not too bad: > In sh

That was an interesting conundrum. I used the gpt research feature to explore that so maybe take it with a grain of salt but I think it's not too bad: > In short, Americans attend college in greater numbers partly because they feel they must (to secure good jobs), whereas many Germans do not feel they need a university degree to have a good career, thanks to the established apprenticeship system and different employer expectations. https://chatgpt.com/share/680c8d76-d6a8-8010-a4cd-48155198f973 https://chatgpt.com/share/680c8d76-d6a8-8010-a4cd-48155198f9... This matches my own experience as a german citizen, that german "Ausbildung" is a very valid and accepted option. Maybe university enrollment or tertiary education on its own isn't drawing the full picture? Worth to think about