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Can you learn something that sociology can't?
I think the university is where people pay money, and the society is where people make money. Judging from these two differences, universities are bound to have their own value of existence, which will inevitably make people learn things that are not available in society. If people want to make a living in society, they must go to school to find a tool, which is called professional knowledge.

For example, when we play games, we may only bring a dog at first. If we can't improve our skills, it is likely to be destroyed by others, so we must try our best to improve our skills. University is where we improve our skills. Some professional knowledge can only be applied to society after learning in school. This order cannot be reversed. If you reverse these two orders, you will have to pay a lot of tuition.

Let's give the simplest example. We studied accounting in college. In society, only accounting companies will find your diploma, and no accounting company will tell you to learn accounting from me, and then I will give you money. Just kidding.

So, the teacher is right. When you are at school, you must put all your energy into your study. School is a place to recharge and arm the mind, and it is also the capital to work hard in society in the future. Although society is also a continuous learning environment, it is different from studying in school. One can provide you with knowledge and the other can provide you with experience.