Is Going to Uni Worth it?

Author: Michael Tefula

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Is going to university worth it? This book will help you find your answer.

The decision to go to uni or not is one of the most important choices you will make. This guide covers all the options available to you on leaving school and equips you with the information you need to make an informed decision about which route offers the best value for you and your future.

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Is going to university worth it? This book will help you find your answer.

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Not sure what path to take once you leave school? Worried about choosing the ‘right’ option? Don’t panic!

Faced with mounting student debt, and stories of graduates left without a job, it’s understandable to ask whether going to uni is REALLY worth it. Other paths into the workplace are now well-established, and graduates report feeling ill equipped for the world of work. So, is going to uni the right choice for you?

This practical guide will help you find your answer. Author Michael Tefula helps you consider this decision from several perspectives, and includes the stories and advice of students that have chosen a range of different paths.

With practical exercises that will guide you through the decision-making process, Is Going to Uni Worth It? will help you:

- Decide what path to take if you don’t know what career you’re aiming for

- Deal with parent and teacher expectations about your future

- Consider whether apprenticeships offer a strong enough alternative to a degree

- Work out the real price tag of each path

- Take into account your learning preference and ideal work environment

This book will lead you to a well-thought-out answer to one of the biggest decisions you will ever make.

About the Author

Michael Tefula is a business professional who works in the finance and technology industry. After university he trained at Deloitte and in later years joined the venture capital and technology sectors. As an advocate of new models of education and training, Michael has written books on topics ranging from study skills, personal effectiveness, and entrepreneurship. Michael is also a chartered accountant and holds a first-class degree from the University of Birmingham as well as a master’s degree from Oxford University.