Is a degree worth anything nowadays?
Do you think there's still value in teenagers and young adults (or mature students!) getting a degree?
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the minute they started making up unis and colleges the arse fell out of the kudos "Oh I have a first class degree in Media Studies at the University of Castlemilk" "aye right hen, huv you ever worked in a shop before? coz if ye huvny ye can do one and take yer degree way ye" |
I imagine they'd make for decent drink coasters.
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Depends on which career. I'm going into teaching so it's necessary for me to get a degree. But some, you could probably do without I suppose.
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University of Bedfordshire
University of Central Lancashire University of Cumbria Edge Hill University University of Essex Glyndŵr University Leeds Beckett University Liverpool Hope University University of Portsmouth etc :umm2: |
Of course there is, it shows you can dedicate yourself to 3yrs of study and have the skills set to apply yourself in theory and in practice.
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But no I'm sat in the library right now procrastinating on an essay that's due Tuesday and that I have no motivation to do (along with another 3000 word piece) and I'm wondering just what is the point So this thread is probably badly timed :laugh: |
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(hope that's some motivation) |
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Maybe later on in Life. http://www.k-li.co.uk/wp-content/upl...eatshirt-1.jpg But Now we need Grafters not fecking Lazy Students Feel The Force |
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i have a hons degree in Geography from a well established and highly respected Scottish Uni by the sea (obviously from a time when that meant something) |
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disgusting when when need to stimulate the economy:nono: |
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Jack Go with Your Heart |
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Yes, in my view.
However, I was swayed recently by what another member said as to heading straight to Uni and not really thinking more about what degree to go for. I went to straight to Uni and got all I hoped for,I am aware too however that for some, more time between finishing education then going to Uni can be a good thing. The important thing for me and I would say possibly for others is to go for a degree because you want to after analysing and thinking about all other options open as well. |
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get a job, use your intelligence to get promoted and get up the ladder quicker when you retire you can get drunk, watch pointless and wank into the sink |
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I am an expert in cross sectional data analysis and climatology |
Obviously some degree courses are more useful than others, and equally attending certain Universities will give you better prospects than attending others, but overall I reckon it's still worth the time and money if you put enough effort in and make those three years count. Yes it's not easy to get a job afterwards, but it would likely be a lot harder to move into a decent skilled career with good promotion prospects without one these days.
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Depends what you want to do. Obviously for lawyers and that its all essential. But in general, degrees are useless and I do think a lot of people go to uni just for the lifestyle rather than giving a damn about education :joker:
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Only if you continue studying. In terms of job getting, employers favor vocational/career school more.
At least thatīs how it is out here. |
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