The theory that education is useless is a scam

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This post was last edited by lovelife1997 on 2018-11-6 at 13:48. The idea that education is useless is a scam; young people should think ahead and not be deceived by such claims, as they will undermine your wealth and ruin your future. Next, I will list the benefits that a higher level of education brings to young people from various perspectives: 1. From an economic data perspective, economists have conducted studies showing that the average annual return on an investment in a university degree is around 15%. In contrast, the average annual return on the securities stock market is only 7%. 2. From the perspective of economic returns, a university degree brings many other benefits. For example, reports show that even though college graduates earn less, they have higher levels of happiness and job satisfaction. Furthermore, university graduates are healthier than those without a university degree, and they exhibit a higher level of civic engagement. 3. From a practical perspective, university graduates possess a stronger ability to understand culture, art, world diversity, and innovative perspectives, and they are able to benefit from these abilities. 4. From a professional perspective, even if you intend to become a welder, you need to worry about technological advancements that might render your skills obsolete, or about injuries that could prevent you from performing this job. A university degree enables you to better cope with changes. For the future, I offer the following three suggestions: First, college students should strive to complete their studies and obtain a degree. For graduates who obtain a degree, the benefits of higher education are enormous. If no degree is obtained, the return rate is much lower. II. **Subsidies should be increased to curb the rise in university tuition fees.** III. Help more students from low-income families obtain university degrees. Whether in universities or **, to achieve excellence, it is necessary to recruit talent from all sectors of society. To resolve the divisions caused by inequality, universities must ensure that students from low-income backgrounds receive the education they need to develop their skills and contribute to our society.