What are the pros and cons of university?

[Anonymous]

I still have a few years until I can actually go, but I'm still thinking about other options

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What are the best and worst things during the time at uni?

[TwiNshichamp1]

"Pros" 1) Meeting different people from all over the world and socializing.

2) Getting an education which prepares you to be somebody and have a good carrier.

3) Makes people know what your doing (especially in sports like Basketball if you play good in college you gonna get well known and even being selected to inter in the Drafts, NFL or NBA Drafts) :)

4) You get a certificate Degree. This helps a lot almost everywhere.

"Cons" 1) Too much freedom. You will party all night maybe even everyday, you will not do your homework and because of a company studying is so hard (If you will not check out yourself better)

2) I high chance of being chased by almost every guy/ every girl if you got good looks! 🤣 Many will want you if you're not careful you will end being a College hoe or a college pipe if you go out with everyone 😂🙌🏾
3) You will learn some new behaviors or Ideas and you will change completely 💯 be careful many boys and girls learn bad or even good behaviors when in college because of too much freedom and no body cares, Unless they found you with a fault or breaking any campus rules. At least in Highschool students lived with their parents or relatives (but that doesn't mean they can't do or learn bad behaviors or what they want) but at least there is a consideration of parents/relatives.

4) You will leave you Family, your High school sweetheart or lovers 😄 many can't continue with relationships they started in High School up to College. Few can do that.

What to expect? Partying a lot, going out with friends to check home games, (Football or Basketball), Your fellow girls to sneak guys in their dorms sometimes they fuck and you can hear them, 🤣Going to watch movies e. t. c going out with guys, if you're pretty then guys will hit on you and approach you. Also expect other many things. Because of a lot freedom and being around College mate with the same ideas, almost same age range, just young adults as you, boys and girls with vibes, a lot of hormones 🤣 and etc (to speak the few) you will have a great time really.

But also it depends on what you're going take in College. Many students taking science are so occupied with Homeworks, tests, Exams, Many things to study and etc they have less time real but they can manage their time and still study, play sports or just going outside. I hope this helps thou maybe I will be not accurate in some points but that is what most college people in the world are experiencing. Good luck thou

[WindAtMyBack]

First you need to decide what kind of job you want to do. Then find out how to get there. If it requires uni, then that's what you do. If it doesn't require uni, or you don't know what you want to do, then uni is probably a waste of time and money.

It's not necessary for you to decide right after high school. You can go later if you decide that's the direction you want to go. Older students tend to do a lot better because they are more serious and have a better idea of why they are there and what they want to accomplish. Don't worry about getting out of practice. You'll be up to speed in no time, and may do much better than you did before.

When I first went to uni I was pretty blase about it. I was more interested in partying than studying. I went back many years later and loved it. It was actually some of the best times of my life.

Don't believe the people who say that upper education is the only way to make a good living. It's just not true. There are lots of ways to make a good living. Here in the US they have been pushing uni for so long there are too many people going now. The effect is that there are shortages in a lot of trades. Prices in many trades are skyrocketing. Many of the skilled trades are charging $150 per hour now. That's nothing to sneeze at.

But first things first. You need to decide what you want to do with your life. If you don't go to uni, you still need to put in effort to further your career. Whether you go to uni or not, you need to work at it.

Bottom line is that there is a much bigger picture you need to look at besides uni vs no uni. You need to research. There are a lot of good jobs out there that you probably never even heard of or thought about. That's why you have to research before making long term decisions.

[Anonymous]

Pros, you gain knowledge and get to know people. Cons: is too expensive, it hardly finds you a well paid job. I rather be an autodidact 😊

[ChrisMaster69]

The biggest negative for University is student debt.

The obvious big one is failing the course.

The rest are all positives.

it will also depend on what country you are in?

in the UK the university experience does change depending on what university and what area.

Have you decided on what course you want to do and where offers best option for that course?

[athlete_7]

Try internships and gain work ex of what u wanna do. And take part in various competitions of clhlg that develope social skills. Pros of a uni u get a degree that has sorta value in getting invome. Cons the debt u have to take in order to get the degree. Plus u can gain the same skills without paying so much noney.

[Lunatic1]

It all depends on what you are looking to do after school. I had no interest in going to college when I graduated, but now I have found something I'm passionate about and need higher education to do it. A big con depending on where you go is tuition costs, but those can be minimized with certain grants and scholarships.

[bamesjond0069]

You could marry and have kids and presumably not ever have to worry about working a job. Many women go to school for years, put in a few years in the shit starting positions and make a good position only to then at that time want kids and then quit and all the shit years of study and low tier work was for nothing. Or they invested so much time into a non relationship path of life and will then have a hard time finding a man to be serious with.

[Anonymous]

More cons than pros

Student debt that sticks about almost always for life
Failing the course
Extra hardcore liberal indoctrination as standard
Places packed with drink, drugs and promiscuity (of course this is an extension of the above point)

[TheLastRhodesian]

The pro is that the classes are short, I only have classes three days a week, eight hours a week. Another plus is that women are extremely easy going and give their pussy quick and easy.

The cons is that it is extremely boring.

[TheLastRhodesian]

The man below is right, the university is full of tomboyish feminists who are uglier than hiccuping diarrhea.

[Asker]

That's mean

[IsoUser]

I think that the Pros are you're Enabled to be yourself finally the cons are your finances are restricted Lol

[PatriceONeal]

University is a great place to learn about feminism and democratic socialism. I would avoid it at all costs. Unless ypu like bidens america and the people supporting him.

[Asker]

I'm in the UK 😂

[PatriceONeal]

Well than in that case go Tory party innit

[BarryLiverstone]

More pros than cons. Mostly because you will have the time of your life and make lifelong memories and friends

[Danny_dan92]

Pro: opportunity for good paying job.


Con: expensive, time consuming

[Anonymous]

Pro- getting a STEM job.
Con- the cost.

[RuthlessAggression]

Higher education

Expensive

[corejjx]

Shortly, pros: network, fun.
Cons: time wasting

[JohnK123]

More money at a better job

[JohnK123]

And more social time