I see you try to vary your sentences by using synonyms, but you should remember not all synonyms have the exact meaning with the original ones. This affects your sentences roughly.
(1) there are some (2) populations who (3) mention the (4) experience in the human life is more justice criterion than (5) college certificates.
Comments:
1. This phrase adds no value. Better omit.
2. The word 'population' is inappropriate. Population = people living in a particular area. E.g India has a population more than 1 billion. Hence, you'd better use 'people'. Revised phrase: some people
3. The word 'mention' is inappropriate. Mention = to talk or write about something or someone, usually quickly and without saying very much or giving details. E.g Some of the problems were mentioned in his report. Revised phrase: argue/ claim
4. Experience in the human life is a complicated syntactic structure. Revised: a few areas of human experience
5. Write 'a degree certificate' instead of college certificates
Result:Some people argue that a few areas of human experience are more important than a degree certificate