Uni or full-time work? (1 Viewer)

[Stealth Shinobi]

I was wondering how many people just want to get full time work after school. as opposed to uni

personally i'd rather be working than at school now. but seeing as i have a traineeship if i was to drop out of school then i'd also be unemployed. which i don't want..

its so hard to get work now with the recession

anyway. full time or uni? why?

 

[Uncle]

Seize the opportunity to enter university upon receiving your HSC and ATAR results.
Enter later and people risk having people assume you have either failed a number of courses (lolol) or see you as a mature student.
Unless you can blend in the garden of older students with wrinkles and bald patches.

 

[Stealth Shinobi]

Seize the opportunity to enter university upon receiving your HSC and ATAR results.
Enter later and people risk having people assume you have either failed a number of courses (lolol) or see you as a mature student.
Unless you can blend in the garden of older students with wrinkles and bald patches.

I probably will fail most of my courses.
i just don't want to go to uni at all.
its not for me

 

[Brontecat]

i need to go to uni so that i can achieve my goal of being in full-time work

 

[Stealth Shinobi]

i need to go to uni so that i can achieve my goal of being in full-time work

Not all full time work requires uni, well obviously.

i just wanna work somewhere with decent pay thats not a hole thats all.

 

[MaNiElla]

you pick either uni or full time work

 

[-may-cat-]

I was wondering how many people just want to get full time work after school. as opposed to uni

personally i'd rather be working than at school now. but seeing as i have a traineeship if i was to drop out of school then i'd also be unemployed. which i don't want..

its so hard to get work now with the recession

anyway. full time or uni? why?

I think you've pretty much answered your own question, if you don't want to go to uni, don't.

 

[jswlms]

Uni is not for me.

 

[Shadowdude]

I like uni. For me, it's awesome because it extends on the knowledge in school. Like, today in Algebra - I was lectured on vector spaces and in about seven weeks time, a 'great epiphany' would come upon us where we'd realise the point of it all. My lecturer portrayed it alike to how arithmetic (i.e. 2+3=5) was generalised to algebra (e.g. 2+x=5).

That's interesting for me.

Now, for some people, it might be that they don't like the stuff that uni offers and they'd prefer to work and get a job straight away.

It's a personal preference and I choose uni.


Besides, there's lotta pretty girls there =P

Attractive female arts students, ftw!

 

[jasmint]

I'd rather look for some work after finishing school.

 

[iRuler]

Uni for me, teaches you important skills which will allow you to be more successful later on in tour working life (obviously you need a brain to use what you learn, so not everyone learns), and hence earn more

Oh I love $$

 

[sander]

Good point, you need some brain if you wanna go to uni.