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Bitchvibe:
As much as I like your post, let me state some facts: if you graduate with a 2.2 or 3rd class, you can never ever work in a multinational company.

You can't directly do your masters in Canada, you must do pre degree of some sort. So many perks comes with good grades but it doesn't guarantee any success and financial freedom. Schools train you to be experts in a field, the rest should be done by our parents and self discovery.

The fault lies with Nigerian schools not schools in the western world that equip their students mentally. The greatest fault lies with Nigerian parents as they have failed to educate kids on financial freedom and how to make it in life.
The rich parents are busy giving hand me downs to their kids. How many rich kids have successfully founded their own companies, they always take over.
The poor parents are too religious and leech off their kids who would go to any length to belong to the upper class, most not all.

CHESTER48:
This post is so awesome. Nonsense education. Where are the PhD holders and the master holders. Where are the first class now? But an uneducated man is your president and you call education success to life. Grow up

snapscore:
I agree with the OP but some instructors tell you the truth. My very first clinical instructors told me face blank that gpa doesn't equal success and she had never hired a nurse based on her gpa but rather her personality. She literally told me it's good to want to have a great gpa but education isn't all about gpa and it was the learning that mattered.

Did I believe her then? No.

Do I believe her now? Yeah.
There is more to education than reading to pass exams and there is more to success than education. At the end of the day everyone's definition of success is different. We can't all entrepreneurs and we can't all work under someone. I think it helps if individuals have their own goals and start working towards it before graduating. Sometimes it involves simple steps like becoming more proactive or even reading books on self improvements or books by mentors. Socializing a little, making connections and making use of opportunities that come by.

laudate:
It is easy to spot people with small shallow minds, when they are talking.

Haute:
What school is that @pic?

menxer:
If they had told you, would you have believed them? Besides it wasn't part of the course outline.

If your parents did not tell you how do you expect a stranger to?

Anyways, I think your education paid off, how else would you have written this long essay?


As per making money, check my signature

CHESTER48:
yeah people like you!

Zeus100:
ur view of point tho.....Education is a scam..

menxer:
And that is your view point too.

menxer:
And that is your view point too.

Ugosample:
Many of the lines here are similar to what I have seen in Suli Breaks video (you guys should check him out, he is dope)

The OP probably just modified the lines just a lil bit