College students face many barriers: should they continue their studies or struggle to find a job?
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Only after coming out did I realize that there are many things one cannot participate in, such as competition. Faced with so many classmates who are constantly improving themselves, and considering the companies’ tendency to offer higher salaries to those with higher educational qualifications, I feel conflicted; I really want to try my best, but I encounter significant setbacks. . . A few days ago, I read a report stating that girls are now the main force among those taking the postgraduate entrance exams. It can only be said that if women are not independent, who else can one rely on? But in terms of work, many positions are “only for males”, I guess. In fact, dreams are above while reality is below. We can come up with many ideas while we are in school, but ultimately we still need to work hard and keep striving; only then can we gradually unleash our full potential within limited circumstances. Even if we fail, we must not forget that life is ultimately about striving for something better! Continuing to study is also an option? Perhaps even more helpless! Is experience still important?
I think work experience is quite important. Spending too much time in school can make one avoid society and reality. Don’t be so disheartened; work isn’t that scary after all~~~~
Work experience is more important. In my opinion, unless you have a clear idea of your goals from the start, it’s better to find a job that you like first and then work on developing your skills over time. It’s not advisable to pursue postgraduate studies blindly... Wait until you’ve identified your weaknesses and areas for improvement through actual work experience before considering postgraduate studies
It depends on your own situation; everything varies from person to person. History can only be imitated, not replicated. Isn’t there such a pair of couplets? Upper line: Doctoral students, postgraduate students, undergraduate students – an endless stream of learners ； Lower line: The previous term, this term, the next term – unemployment in every term ； Subtitle: May those who read admit defeat! A high level of education does not necessarily mean a high quality of life. Now many of them are social problems. First, you need to understand yourself – whether you are actually suited for research, that is, for engaging in scientific work. If you truly have a passion for it, then go ahead and pursue a master’s degree without hesitation. Life offers many opportunities; all we can do is to improve ourselves and become the best version of who we are.
What is the threshold for practical experience among college students? You can lower the threshold on your own and discreetly acquire some experience