Everything now is done with the purpose of making more money in the future. Are there people who go to school just simply wanting to learn? No. Most of the time, students consider the profit they will be making and the job they can get with the degrees they will get. Anyone pursuing an academic degree with the mindset of making more money without learning the underlying technology in that very discipline will only deprive themselves of employment opportunities because this days companies go for skilled graduates and not mere paper holders. Gone are the days when first class meant anything because this days people buy certificates from corrupt institutes so employers are wiser the give tests while scouting for employees. If a student consider the profit they make in a particular field that shouldn't be a matter of concern the major concern is their ability to fit in perfectly to the role when the opportunity opens up to them after graduation. I really agree with your statement on this issue. It's obvious that education isn't something that people need to think on. Maybe after you have become a graduate, you will be rich; however, our fathers already had earlier opportunities during their time, because then, even with their secondary school certificate, they were employed immediately, while we didn't have this opportunity during our time. So if one really just wants to acquire knowledge, you can go even further, but going to school to become rich is a mess. Moreover, education is accessible, but the problem is education is very expensive now, so the best thing is to get good knowledge of economics and how you could be able to grow yourself financially.
Everything now is done with the purpose of making more money in the future. Are there people who go to school just simply wanting to learn? No. Most of the time, students consider the profit they will be making and the job they can get with the degrees they will get. Anyone pursuing an academic degree with the mindset of making more money without learning the underlying technology in that very discipline will only deprive themselves of employment opportunities because this days companies go for skilled graduates and not mere paper holders. Gone are the days when first class meant anything because this days people buy certificates from corrupt institutes so employers are wiser the give tests while scouting for employees. If a student consider the profit they make in a particular field that shouldn't be a matter of concern the major concern is their ability to fit in perfectly to the role when the opportunity opens up to them after graduation. I really agree with your statement on this issue. It's obvious that education isn't something that people need to think on. Maybe after you have become a graduate, you will be rich; however, our fathers already had earlier opportunities during their time, because then, even with their secondary school certificate, they were employed immediately, while we didn't have this opportunity during our time. So if one really just wants to acquire knowledge, you can go even further, but going to school to become rich is a mess. Moreover, education is accessible, but the problem is education is very expensive now, so the best thing is to get good knowledge of economics and how you could be able to grow yourself financially.

Everything now is done with the purpose of making more money in the future. Are there people who go to school just simply wanting to learn? No. Most of the time, students consider the profit they will be making and the job they can get with the degrees they will get. Anyone pursuing an academic degree with the mindset of making more money without learning the underlying technology in that very discipline will only deprive themselves of employment opportunities because this days companies go for skilled graduates and not mere paper holders. Gone are the days when first class meant anything because this days people buy certificates from corrupt institutes so employers are wiser the give tests while scouting for employees. If a student consider the profit they make in a particular field that shouldn't be a matter of concern the major concern is their ability to fit in perfectly to the role when the opportunity opens up to them after graduation. I really agree with your statement on this issue. It's obvious that education isn't something that people need to think on. Maybe after you have become a graduate, you will be rich; however, our fathers already had earlier opportunities during their time, because then, even with their secondary school certificate, they were employed immediately, while we didn't have this opportunity during our time. So if one really just wants to acquire knowledge, you can go even further, but going to school to become rich is a mess. Moreover, education is accessible, but the problem is education is very expensive now, so the best thing is to get good knowledge of economics and how you could be able to grow yourself financially.

Everything now is done with the purpose of making more money in the future. Are there people who go to school just simply wanting to learn? No. Most of the time, students consider the profit they will be making and the job they can get with the degrees they will get. Anyone pursuing an academic degree with the mindset of making more money without learning the underlying technology in that very discipline will only deprive themselves of employment opportunities because this days companies go for skilled graduates and not mere paper holders. Gone are the days when first class meant anything because this days people buy certificates from corrupt institutes so employers are wiser the give tests while scouting for employees. If a student consider the profit they make in a particular field that shouldn't be a matter of concern the major concern is their ability to fit in perfectly to the role when the opportunity opens up to them after graduation. I really agree with your statement on this issue. It's obvious that education isn't something that people need to think on. Maybe after you have become a graduate, you will be rich; however, our fathers already had earlier opportunities during their time, because then, even with their secondary school certificate, they were employed immediately, while we didn't have this opportunity during our time. So if one really just wants to acquire knowledge, you can go even further, but going to school to become rich is a mess. Moreover, education is accessible, but the problem is education is very expensive now, so the best thing is to get good knowledge of economics and how you could be able to grow yourself financially.