Education's Over rated?

[freddiw]

Well I was speaking to somebody the other day and they said they dropped out at 16 and is now at 24 working as an accountant.

I personally am starting A levels in a month and am looking to go to UNI and study something to do with sport (un sure but football/cricket)

So guys from your experiances what advice do you have to me as I am starting my life???

 

[knigt rider]

Are you sure.think well before taking a decision

 

[WORLD CHAMPIONS]

Education is boring after school. You hsould be focus on your carrer courses rather than higher studies.

 

[mattfb]

Education is boring in school too

 

[khalek]

High School is even more boring

 

[vaibhav mehta]

Education is boring after school. You hsould be focus on your carrer courses rather than higher studies.

Not sure,Seems to me,Study is everything.
Study never bores you until you are not willing to do it.
Try to love your study and subjects,You will enjoy it so much.

 

[mattfb]

High School is even more boring

I'm in highschool. All the memories I have of my first year and mucking up with my mates

 

[WORLD CHAMPIONS]

Education is boring in school too

I know you ............. you love school too much

 

[khalek]

I'm in highschool. All the memories I have of my first year and mucking up with my mates

The only memory i have of High School is sleeping in the classroom

 

[WORLD CHAMPIONS]

The only memory i have of High School is sleeping in the classroom

What about the punishments

 

[khalek]

The punishments were failing scores given by the teacher

 

[KBC]

You came to know it's over rated (In your opinion) because you have educated...

 

[Highlander999]

Depends what sort of person you are like. If I could go back to when I was 16 I would have dropped out after I got good GCSEs and either gone to Sandhurst or done manager training at M&S. Still not sure if I'll be able to manage uni, these next few weeks require a lot of thought

 

[freddiw]

wait wait you are all confused.

I am doing yr 12 and 13 , I am intending to go to uni as well

its just what you guys think the value of exams is.

Aimed at the older members more

 

[Highlander999]

A Levels < Degree.

I don't think anyone cares about your school grades once you start work it is actual work experience they are looking for