Hi Ed, Charles and all!!!

Quite interesting discussion you're having here!

I agree partly with you Charles, much of the knowledge we acquire in another
country is not completely applicable to the country you belong or makes no
difference in your resumé. But I believe studing in another country can be
valueable if you go there to  specialize yourself in a certain subject, for
example to get a Phd. For me it can make a huge difference in your
professional carrer. I say that based on the area I work, IT. But it's might
be applicable to other areas. Other members can contribute and say what they
think.

Ed pointed out one thing important, mastering another language can be
achieved if you spend some years studying and living in another country.
Looking on the other side, not thinking about professional side, everything
you would learn living and studying in other country will be usefull, not a
waste of time.

Great weekend for you all!!
Oshiro


On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 12:46 AM, Charles <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Hi Ed,
>
> Yeah,I agree.
> The point is what you learn.
> But what have we learned?
>
> Studying in university.
> Um...
> In university,We don't need teacher as in high school.So it's not the
> point we are here.
> Knowledge,we can learn it on books.
> Campus life,If you enjoy it,it's a good choice.
> Language,We can acquire it on internet.It's not a skill being taught any
> way.
> Reputation,The college boy isn't outstanding anymore .
>
> All in all,There are still no point studying in college.
>
> >
>

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