Hi Sheoran uncle ji,
Interestingly enough, when I was in college, I saw so many kids who came in as "undecided majors" and after 2 precious years were gone, they still had not selected the path that they wanted to go towards. Their attitude was "I just want a degree in something, but I don't know what". As a result they spent 6-7 years to finish college. I guess we can argue that they gained experience but I have always felt that they could have been out gaining experience in the real world had they just been given some direction from early on and if they finished their college on time.
Just my 2 cents!
-Satyeshwar
Interestingly enough, when I was in college, I saw so many kids who came in as "undecided majors" and after 2 precious years were gone, they still had not selected the path that they wanted to go towards. Their attitude was "I just want a degree in something, but I don't know what". As a result they spent 6-7 years to finish college. I guess we can argue that they gained experience but I have always felt that they could have been out gaining experience in the real world had they just been given some direction from early on and if they finished their college on time.
Just my 2 cents!
-Satyeshwar