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Tag Archives: university applicants
Higher Education: Let’s Face the Facts
Here’s the paradox. On the one hand, young graduates can’t find jobs. On the other, employers complain that they can’t find candidates with the necessary entry-level skills. At the same time, tuition fees have increased considerably at both sides of … Continue reading
How to choose a college degree: Plan the Dream
I have received a few emails lately from youngsters who consider going to university telling me that I paint a rather bleak picture about Higher Education. To be totally frank: YES, I DO. Not because I don’t believe in Higher … Continue reading
How to make university years the best and the most useful years of your life
Most people consider their university years as the best years of their lives. I am definitely one of these people. I really had a great time during my degree and I don’t think there is anything wrong with wanting to … Continue reading
Is it worth going to University?
Is it worth going to university? This is the question that keep most 6-formers (and their parents) awake at night. Undoubtedly, higher education is an ideal that young people have been aspired for generations. However, the skyrocketing tuition fees and the increased … Continue reading
What to study at college? New challenges call for new strategies
What do you want to study at college? is the question I ask all the teenagers I get the opportunity to meet. The majority of you are honest enough to tell me that you have no idea! I completely understand you. It is … Continue reading