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Many people are at studying undergraduate degrees because of the "social aspects". Serious, I've heard many say this. When you think about it, they're literally spending ~20 grand to interact with people on a regular basis & remain in a structured school-like environment.
They leave highschool unprepared for & afraid of independence. For many uni is just a buffer to help people delay the discomfort of adulthood, forming ones own identity, and socialising. Lesson: schools (/parents?) fail again at preparing people for this fundamental life stage.
Alternatively, adulthood is poorly designed Why not redesign adulthood instead of the schools Or evolve them both in concert
BINGO
(My senior "big paper" for the high school college-prep English course was called "Compulsory Higher Education: The National Potential Suppressor" and it covered explosive cost increase, structural mediocrity, and pointlessness in the face of alternatives + origins of compulsion)
In a course I’m in at university on Parent-Child Relationships, one of the main benefits of higher education is described as an “identity moratorium”: taking a degree = 4 year buffer where you get to personally develop more w/o firmly committing to big chunks or your self-concept
It has a word!! Thank you for this. Makes me wonder why we aren't able to have a more solid identity earlier. How did people fare before uni was such a big thing?
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