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Great Majority Believe Life Experience More Valuable Than College5/9/09 Tags: General From Rasmussen (conducted: 5/2-4/09)
» Commentary by Kris Lazaro (registered Democrat) In a recent Rasmussen telephone survey Americans were asked where the majority of learning occurs: college or real life experience? Not surprisingly a great majority (80%) responded to life experiences as being the most influential in a person's life. This author tends to agree with this statement. As a college graduate, this author sees the inherent value in going to a post-secondary school and the benefits it affords an individual. College teaches a student many skills and knowledge about the world, but nothing can replace real-world experience. A person may have all the knowledge of a certain topic and be the master of it, but if such a person cannot apply it to practical means, then all that learning is for naught. Practical experiences count more in the real-world than book smarts. Life experiences build character and practical skills, while the sterile environment of college lays the blueprint for success. Check Gmail, Facebook, and IM simultaneously with Digsby. 80% OFF Premium Business Cards & FREE Return Address Labels
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