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Without having attended a university, I would assume that one of the many advantages are the possibility for mentorship during self-study. Which is a scenario o

by kalms 12y ago

Without having attended a university, I would assume that one of the many advantages are the possibility for mentorship during self-study. Which is a scenario one could replicate in a daily routine. I think mentors are extremely important, to inspire and to help you, when you hit a dead end. So you avoid many of the negative experiences, and keep a good flow when learning. It's definitely the case for me.

danieldk 12y ago
Without having attended a university, I would assume that one of the many advantages are the possibility for mentorship during self-study. Which is a scenario one could replicate in a daily routine. Certainly, as Frank Zappa aptly said: “If you want to get laid, go to college. If you want an education, go to the library.” But that is all under the assumption that you have enough discipline.