Several people choose to not go to college directly, whereas they spend a short time either traveling or working. While this trend has some disadvantages, I believe that it has more advantages.
On the one hand, there are several drawbacks of spending a few years traveling or working. Firstly, people can suffer some difficulty when going back to college. People are able to lose their momentum for going to college owing to not studying during a gap year. As a consequence, they are prone to find it very hard to adapt to new educational settings. Secondly, People can be behind their peers. For example, becoming a physician may require eight years of education A gap year eats up another year that could be dedicated to an academic program.
Despite the above-mentioned arguments, I contend that there are more advantages than disadvantages. Firstly, people can study better. Due to tuition costs rising, students normally can not afford increasing tuition costs. A gap year provides them with a chance to work to earn a significant amount of money. As a result, they are likely to fully focus on their study without having to find temporary jobs when they start attending to college. Secondly, people may have better preparation for their jobs in the future. Because the most compulsory and optional subjects are ordinally full of theory in universities of some developing countries such as Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. Thanks to working in reality, people will gain real-world work experience. Thirdly, traveling helps broaden people's horizon, especially those majoring in sociology. People will have opportunities to have a better understanding of society through travel.
In conclusion, I believe that there are more benefits than drawbacks in the trend.
Several
people
choose to not go to college
directly
, whereas they spend a short time either traveling or working. While this trend has
some
disadvantages, I believe that it has more advantages.
On the one hand, there are several drawbacks of spending a few years traveling or working.
Firstly
,
people
can suffer
some
difficulty when going back to college.
People
are able to lose their momentum for going to college owing to not studying during a gap
year
. As a consequence, they are prone to find it
very
hard
to adapt to new educational settings.
Secondly
,
People
can be behind their peers.
For example
, becoming a physician may require eight years of education A gap
year
eats up another
year
that could
be dedicated
to an academic program.
Despite the above-mentioned arguments, I contend that there are more advantages than disadvantages.
Firstly
,
people
can study better. Due to tuition costs rising, students
normally
can not afford increasing tuition costs. A gap
year
provides them with a chance to work to earn a significant amount of money.
As a result
, they are likely to
fully
focus on their study without having to find temporary jobs when they
start
attending to college.
Secondly
,
people
may have better preparation for their jobs in the future.
Because
the most compulsory and optional subjects are
ordinally
full of theory in universities of
some
developing countries
such as Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. Thanks to working in reality,
people
will gain real-world work experience.
Thirdly
, traveling
helps
broaden
people
's horizon,
especially
those majoring in sociology.
People
will have opportunities to have a better understanding of society through travel.
In conclusion
, I believe that there are more benefits than drawbacks in the trend.