Students Prepare For Their Marriages, Not Exams

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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1510472252947","data":"It is my sincere belief that most of my fellow students are preparing not for a life they'll live, but just for credentials, they can attach to their names to attract potential prospects for marriage.<\/p>Having recently received an interesting opportunity, as a marketing associate for a startup no less, I struck up a conversation with my professor, 'Ma'am, I have this opportunity,' I said, \"It's a fantastic opportunity and I would like your help in recommending me to the principal so he may approve my leave of absence.\"<\/p>The professor looked like I had spilt hot scalding water all over her, \"No,\" she said, \"This is the time for you to study and get good marks, for even girl's parents are looking for a boy that has a degree at the very least before offering their daughter's hand in marriage.\" <\/p>Now, before I had the time to register the shock, I found my feet moving on their own and out of the room because it was too much to handle. Not only did this professor disregard my personal choices in the career I was interested in, she also treated both us and my future potential wife as commodities that need to complete a few preliminary requirements before getting married. <\/p>It was on the backs of this very shock that I met the Human Resources Professional from a company I was interested in and asked him whether I could join the workforce while also simultaneously balancing my academics, and the HR replied, \"You don't really need the degree if you have the skills.\" <\/p>Then I realised, that by comparing myself to great people, I was limiting myself. I was my own person, my life was in my own hands. <\/p>Then I realized the sad state of affairs of my fellow peers who are running the rat race to earn degrees only to get married and settle down, not to live their own life to the fullest. Success doesn't always mean having a degree, sometimes success also means doing what you want to do in life, and making money from it. <\/p>Focus on your passion, and soon because later you might have to compromise in exchange for a life full of compromises. Your life shouldn't be like a marriage, your life should be for you, and the only person you should compromise for is your spouse. Prepare for that kind of marriage, not the one which sees degrees and ties you off with someone you don't even understand. <\/p>Jobs are, after all, temporary. Skills are forever. <\/p> <\/p>\n"}]

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