Why r u in higher education?

MuslimSisLilSis

some of us are graduates-some of us are still in higher education

higher education is long and boring and gets u into debt :evil:

so what made u want to study in higher education?

for some of us higher education is an excuse to put off a unwanted marriage *cough-beast-cough*

for others its to increase their suitability for marriage-*cough-sirrus-cough*

i'm in higher education cos dad made me :evil:

whats ur reason?

money? status? the qualifiation? or is it cos u have nothing better to do? :twisted:

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Sirus — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 - 17:11

[quote="MuslimSisLilSis"]some of us are graduates-some of us are still in higher education

higher education is long and boring and gets u into debt :evil:

so what made u want to study in higher education?

for some of us higher education is an excuse to put off a unwanted marriage *cough-beast-cough*

for others its to increase their suitability for marriage-*cough-sirrus-cough*

i'm in higher education cos dad made me :evil:

whats ur reason?

money? status? the qualifiation? or is it cos u have nothing better to do? :twisted:[/quote]

I resent that....it hos not truth in it.....kinda...lol

it certainly looks good on your rishta cv, plus its an experience, and it gives you many skills you would rather have than not, and it gives you a good chance of making something out of life......or so we are meant to believe

no point being there for someone elses sake

MuslimBro — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 - 19:02

My parents also want me to go uni and I think it'll help me considering the job I wanna do.

If my parents didn't care I would have been working in a restaurant long time ago.

Beast — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 - 20:06

I was thubking about this the other day - why did I go to uni?

I don't think I ever gave myself a choice. Uni was just a natural progression - school to college to uni.

I never thought about any other options.

MuslimSister — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 - 22:38

Salaam

Lots of factors influence the decisions people take in life….the reason why I’m in higher education is so that I can professionally teach Islam in the near future.

I also know that being in higher education pleases my parents and is the norm of our society…also it was the natural transition from college, most of the people I associated with in high school stayed on to higher
education.

Wasalaam

Dave — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 - 22:51

I guess lots of things keep me in school, family and social responsibilities, I enjoy learning, I'd like to have a more personally meaningful career. I might actually go for a shortened LLM program at my school on top of the JD, later an SJD just for the hell of it.

Angel — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 - 23:27

Well I am/was in higher education coz I chose to study further (how crazy of me), my parents didn't pressurise me into it and supported my decision but wanted me to get education so it would benefit me.

I supose it has it's pro's/con's, if I get what I want out of this degree then I will be a very happy graduate and if not then I can say going to uni was a waste of time.

equanimity — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 - 15:50

[quote="Beast"]I was thubking about this the other day - why did I go to uni?

I don't think I ever gave myself a choice. Uni was just a natural progression - school to college to uni.

I never thought about any other options.[/quote]

you know why :? , its the same reason as me so i can put off getting married for as long as possible 😂

no its to better yourself as an individaul and as a member of society, as knowledge is power and as brother malcolm said
[b]"Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today"[/b]

yashmaki — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 - 17:01

My reasons are partly the same as Beasts. It seemed like a natural progression. But i had some of the best times of my life within the education system. I guess i loved studying, it kept my mind working..now it feels somewhat dead, no stimuli. I'm thinking of going back into education soon, just to keep an active mind, maybe do something i've always wanted to do but restrained myself from doing...Art.

*DUST* — Sat, 1 Jul 2006 - 02:10

[quote="Beast"]I was thubking about this the other day - why did I go to uni?

I don't think I ever gave myself a choice. Uni was just a natural progression - school to college to uni.

I never thought about any other options.[/quote]
have your parents encouraged/supported you in pursuing higher education?

Beast — Sat, 1 Jul 2006 - 12:06

My parents have supported me. They're well chuffed about me graduating.

Although they didn't let me move away from home.

*DUST* — Sat, 1 Jul 2006 - 15:04

[quote="Beast"]My parents have supported me. They're well chuffed about me graduating.

Although they didn't let me move away from home.[/quote]
well there you go then - u went to uni because your parents encouraged you to do so. thats where it usually stems from imo.