34.7% of the respondents regretted going to college. This survey can fully prove that going to college now is not the only way to succeed. Why do so many college students regret it after going to college? The following are my personal views:

First, "it is expensive to study and difficult to find a job" leads to this phenomenon.

Since ancient times, why do you study? Honor your ancestors and realize your own value, and one day you can be under one person and above ten thousand people. The fact now is that it is difficult to find a job after finishing college, and the economic pressure of going to college is great, so it is difficult to apply what you have learned. Many problems are before us. Even if they find a job, the reasons such as low salary and incorrect majors are still puzzling contemporary college students. Universities all know that it takes time, energy, financial resources and material resources to train a college student, but after graduation, college students get such treatment, and their income is not even as high as that of an uneducated ordinary wage earner. The huge gap in their hearts has given them the concept of "university uselessness". Put yourself in others' shoes. What's wrong with the thinking of these college students? Can the results of ten years' hard study not make people doubt the usefulness of university study?

Second, going to college is just for "money"

I don't think this is a shameful thinking. What is the purpose of finishing college? Get a good job and earn a lot of money. But what happened? Without Qian Qian, a good job is also a dream, which doomed the rationality of the "university uselessness theory".

Third: Do you have to go to college to acquire knowledge?

My opinion is of course negative. Many successful people did not come out of college, but they also succeeded. How many of them came out of universities, from Gates abroad to some Wenzhou entrepreneurs in China?

Here, I definitely don't mean "reading is useless", but "university is useless". It is certain that reading can improve a person's literary accomplishment and ability to judge things. Like countless successful people who have never been to college, pursuing self-study after starting a business can achieve a win-win effect. Why not?

Those contemporaries have to find jobs after graduation, and they have to adapt after finding jobs, and constantly improve their practice and social experience. At the same time, people who start their own businesses and study together have established primitive accumulation and entered a successful stage.

Reading doesn't necessarily require a formal college education, and charging practice and theory at the same time is also a very effective weapon. There are many such examples around me. I believe that in the rapidly developing society, it is no longer a dream to express one's value through various channels and ways. University is only a means of learning and seeking knowledge, and it is by no means necessary. Here, I want to tell you a truth: "University is not the only thing, but diligence and pursuit are the inevitability of success."