20-Year-Old Quits College, Starts ‘Uncollege’ Movement

[Coofle]

Hey guys,,,Its not only about employment and parent satisfaction...

I bet you guys did not write a CV that makes you proud

Graduated from Blahblahblah college at YEAR

Graduated from blahblahblah University at YEAR with Degree of Blahblah

Graduated from Blahblahblah University at YEAR with Ms...

A year of training at blahblahblah

Worked for Blahblah as a Blahblah for YEARS

and the list goes on...

 

having a degree never guarantees living your "dreams" but with each degree you acquire your probability of starving to death dwindles.

[NGONGE]

 

Accepted is a 2006 American comedy film directed by Steve Pink and written by Adam Cooper, Bill Collage, and Mark Perez. The main plot centers around a group of would-be college freshmen who proceed to create their own "college" after being rejected from all the colleges and universities for which they had already applied.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accepted

[Blessed]

It all depends on where your ambitions lie; If you want to be an entrepeneur, to sell products or go into the service sector, then you may be better off not going to uni. However, if you want a professional career; i.e engineer, teacher, researcher, doctor, lawyer etc.. you will need to follow a university programme (preferably from a reputable institute). That said; learning doesn't always have to be about getting jobs or recognised qualifications, it's about growing as a person, improving on your personal skills. Learning does not only occure in an institute but everywhere and all the time.