Education helps students get around to the world and understand the universe. Although many people think the education in the universities is a process in which students through it gain professions and skills to make money after graduating, I prefer a university which provides myriad classes in order to satisfy students' need for knowledge. These classes are not prepared for work, but they are designed for students who hunger for knowing what they don't know.
The universities are not factories in which students, just like products, are taught by professional classes, like manufacturing processes, to have abilities for jobs in future companies, the customers. They are different individuals who have their interests and different goals for their unique life. Therefore, the colleges should not limit the classes just to fit the works. Further, the authorities in the colleges should provide the classes to fit students' needs. Because students whose future is unpredictable will face all kinds of challenges, what they learn in the universities may be used in the future.
As the result, not only students learn as many as they can during the college life, and colleges also open as many classes as they can. Moreover, no one can expect a person's future. In the competitive world, people change their jobs very often; sometimes, they even turn into a different course which needs different profession. Further, when some people who do survive in the competitive world, they would be promote to a higher position. For example, a student who majors in engineer might become a manager when promotion. As they situate higher positions, they need more abilities to exercise their power well and reach another promotion.
As long as the colleges provide various classes, their students will have advantages in the future. Limiting the types of classes constrain the future of their graduators. Colleges confident with their students, faculties, and teaching contents do not choose the future for students.
The universities are not factories in which students, just like products, are taught by professional classes, like manufacturing processes, to have abilities for jobs in future companies, the customers. They are different individuals who have their interests and different goals for their unique life. Therefore, the colleges should not limit the classes just to fit the works. Further, the authorities in the colleges should provide the classes to fit students' needs. Because students whose future is unpredictable will face all kinds of challenges, what they learn in the universities may be used in the future.
As the result, not only students learn as many as they can during the college life, and colleges also open as many classes as they can. Moreover, no one can expect a person's future. In the competitive world, people change their jobs very often; sometimes, they even turn into a different course which needs different profession. Further, when some people who do survive in the competitive world, they would be promote to a higher position. For example, a student who majors in engineer might become a manager when promotion. As they situate higher positions, they need more abilities to exercise their power well and reach another promotion.
As long as the colleges provide various classes, their students will have advantages in the future. Limiting the types of classes constrain the future of their graduators. Colleges confident with their students, faculties, and teaching contents do not choose the future for students.
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