Educational institutions should actively encourage their students to choose fields of study that will prepare them for lucrative careers.
Write a response in which you discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the claim. In developing and supporting your position, be sure to address the most compelling reasons and/or examples that could be used to challenge your position.
All educational institutions have got an aim to prepare their students to be a professional individual of the society and serve for its community in a best way. Educational institutions should play an active role to inspire their students to choose a field of study which will prepare them to gain a profitable profession. However, I don't believe that educational should do so for three reasons. First, each young man or woman has a great passion and enthusiasm for a field that they are willing to study regardless of its income. Second, every trade is not relevant or suitable for everybody. Third, encouraging students to choose a field of study which make them a lucrative career owner decrease a reputation of the educational institution.
First, some of us grow a passion for a field inside us that we strive to study that field of study and become a professional of that field since our childhood, others take a person as role model and set a goal to study at the same field. For example: In my childhood I wanted to be a teacher to teach the youth of my nation and when I grow up I followed my dream, but my cousin wanted to become a doctor whose father was a doctor. There're some dreams that each of us are willing to realize them, we would never give up to reach those goals, no matter how much or how less profitable is that our field. Besides, some people enjoy their job, despite their profession brings them not enough income such as an artist who is in love with his work and cannot sell his paintings doesn't give up his trade, because he's happy with it. It means our field love brings us a happiness which is priceless.
In addition, lucrative jobs might not be relevant for us, because ever human has got his own ability and capacity to do a certain work. To determine which field of study is suitable for a student, there is a student career services in every university and college, students can go there and fill a questionnaire in order to identify which field of study and profession is suitable for them. However, a job could be profitable enough, but everybody is not able to carry out that job. For instance: A field of MBA is a quite popular and lucrative, however people who hate math can go into this field.
Besides, inspiring students to choose a major to prepare them to have profitable career, may decrease reputation of the educational institution. Every society needs a teacher, carpenter, welder, but they unprofitable jobs. People who love his field will not apply this university or college and consequently their reputation will abate. The following example is the best illustration for this case. In Azerbaijan Baku State University encouraged its students to apply for Master of Law and eventually student number increased incredibly, so it decreased both the reputation of the educational institution and lucrativeness of this occupation.
Along with that some people believe that educational institutions should encourage their students to choose the field of study that prepare them for a profitable career. However, it's a wrong approach, because students who love their field won't give up their passion inside them, and every person is not good at the same field, there's a suitable field for each of us. Also, this policy can result in a reverse effect such as increasing of student number in a certain field and decreasing profit and reputation of that field of study.
Write a response in which you discuss the extent to which you agree or disagree with the claim. In developing and supporting your position, be sure to address the most compelling reasons and/or examples that could be used to challenge your position.
All educational institutions have got an aim to prepare their students to be a professional individual of the society and serve for its community in a best way. Educational institutions should play an active role to inspire their students to choose a field of study which will prepare them to gain a profitable profession. However, I don't believe that educational should do so for three reasons. First, each young man or woman has a great passion and enthusiasm for a field that they are willing to study regardless of its income. Second, every trade is not relevant or suitable for everybody. Third, encouraging students to choose a field of study which make them a lucrative career owner decrease a reputation of the educational institution.
First, some of us grow a passion for a field inside us that we strive to study that field of study and become a professional of that field since our childhood, others take a person as role model and set a goal to study at the same field. For example: In my childhood I wanted to be a teacher to teach the youth of my nation and when I grow up I followed my dream, but my cousin wanted to become a doctor whose father was a doctor. There're some dreams that each of us are willing to realize them, we would never give up to reach those goals, no matter how much or how less profitable is that our field. Besides, some people enjoy their job, despite their profession brings them not enough income such as an artist who is in love with his work and cannot sell his paintings doesn't give up his trade, because he's happy with it. It means our field love brings us a happiness which is priceless.
In addition, lucrative jobs might not be relevant for us, because ever human has got his own ability and capacity to do a certain work. To determine which field of study is suitable for a student, there is a student career services in every university and college, students can go there and fill a questionnaire in order to identify which field of study and profession is suitable for them. However, a job could be profitable enough, but everybody is not able to carry out that job. For instance: A field of MBA is a quite popular and lucrative, however people who hate math can go into this field.
Besides, inspiring students to choose a major to prepare them to have profitable career, may decrease reputation of the educational institution. Every society needs a teacher, carpenter, welder, but they unprofitable jobs. People who love his field will not apply this university or college and consequently their reputation will abate. The following example is the best illustration for this case. In Azerbaijan Baku State University encouraged its students to apply for Master of Law and eventually student number increased incredibly, so it decreased both the reputation of the educational institution and lucrativeness of this occupation.
Along with that some people believe that educational institutions should encourage their students to choose the field of study that prepare them for a profitable career. However, it's a wrong approach, because students who love their field won't give up their passion inside them, and every person is not good at the same field, there's a suitable field for each of us. Also, this policy can result in a reverse effect such as increasing of student number in a certain field and decreasing profit and reputation of that field of study.
