Is China doing anything so that it's worthwhile for students to learn practical skills rather than focus on getting into a college?
It's harder to get society to value college degrees less, but I don't see much changing unless there are many stable, low/medium-risk business opportunities available to those with degrees from lower-ranked schools.
It feels like they are just addressing a symptom, and not trying to tackle the larger issue...so I'm curious why they would do that
It's harder to get society to value college degrees less, but I don't see much changing unless there are many stable, low/medium-risk business opportunities available to those with degrees from lower-ranked schools.
It feels like they are just addressing a symptom, and not trying to tackle the larger issue...so I'm curious why they would do that