Episode 8 of the University Debate Series: Do you support college students starting businesses? And how should this be balanced?
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Do you support college students starting businesses? And how should this be balanced? What are the chances of failure, and what’s the chance of success? Share your opinions and views; feel free to debate!
It doesn’t matter; it depends on individual ability and family financial situation. Is working part-time during holidays considered entrepreneurship? Anyway, college is just that – not much time is actually spent on studying.
Support it. . College students have plenty of time; they can give it a try on their own. If their business succeeds, they can continue working on it after graduation; if it fails, it can be regarded as just an experience~~~
The main task of college students is to study; starting a business will inevitably distract them from their studies. Moreover, given the current poor economic situation, such businesses are bound to fail, and failure leads to disappointment.
It supports college students in pursuing entrepreneurship in a rational manner. 1. College students have plenty of time~~2. Many colleges these days have entrepreneurship advisors who can provide better guidance. III. Even if entrepreneurship is not successful, it still adds to one’s life experience and provides lessons from failure. This will not affect job hunting or future challenges after graduation. Moreover, these lessons from failure help to prevent being overly ambitious and unrealistic, making it easier to adapt to work in society and handle tasks more effectively. IV. If it succeeds, who says one has to give up studies for a career? ? Why can’t I still make it to graduation? The actual report has been omitted.
I just want to roll my eyes at those who say that the main task in college is to study*. I wonder why you study* ? For the development of the motherland? ? As a genuine Chinese person, I just want to say that the ultimate goal of the vast majority of students in China in pursuing their studies is to improve themselves so as to find a good job; and finding a good job is meant to enable them to earn money to support their families and lead a better life. If one in college only focuses on studying* without learning how to adapt to society, and ends up unable to find a job after graduation, so they pursue a master’s degree, then a PhD, and after that a postdoc degree; and in their thirties they manage to secure a mediocre job based on their academic qualifications, then to what extent can their knowledge be put to use? ?