There has always been a dillema for college students to what major to choose so that they can guarantee a success for vast amount of time they spend in college studying. The history of successful individuals and also a careful analysis of our needs as human beings can once for all end this dillema for college students. Based on the mentioned rationals, it can be shown that, in fact, college students should be encouraged to pursue subjects that interest them rather than the courses that seem most likely to lead to jobs.
Depending on the personal golas college students have in their mind, the choise of major of study variers dramatically. If one’s goals is merely about achieving financial success, then, they have to persue majors that lead them …show more content…
Although there have been insatnces in which a person’s passion for a certain subject has never turned into an absolute success for the person, such as the case of famous panter Van Goach whrere his passion for painting was never recognized or awarded when he was alive, a rule of thumb can be established to claim that people are more likely to succeed if they follow their dremas and passions. For example, no one through out any time in history, has ever though about becoming a scientist as to acomplish finacial success. Almost all the scientists do what they do since science is the only subject that seems compleling enough to satisfy their mental needs as human beings. Scientists such as Einstein and Maxwell achieved success both finacially and spritually by following their passion. Thus, by looking at the histroy of human kind and also thinking deep about the mental or spritual needs of human beings, one can conclude that persuing a subject because of one’s interest should be encoaraged as opposed to be oppressed because of potential failure in making money. The human race requires progress and a tendemcy to move tp ward perfection, without indivdiuls following their intersets such progress and forward moving will never occure, and thus, the human being will be doomed to remian in a subtle
Depending on the personal golas college students have in their mind, the choise of major of study variers dramatically. If one’s goals is merely about achieving financial success, then, they have to persue majors that lead them …show more content…
Although there have been insatnces in which a person’s passion for a certain subject has never turned into an absolute success for the person, such as the case of famous panter Van Goach whrere his passion for painting was never recognized or awarded when he was alive, a rule of thumb can be established to claim that people are more likely to succeed if they follow their dremas and passions. For example, no one through out any time in history, has ever though about becoming a scientist as to acomplish finacial success. Almost all the scientists do what they do since science is the only subject that seems compleling enough to satisfy their mental needs as human beings. Scientists such as Einstein and Maxwell achieved success both finacially and spritually by following their passion. Thus, by looking at the histroy of human kind and also thinking deep about the mental or spritual needs of human beings, one can conclude that persuing a subject because of one’s interest should be encoaraged as opposed to be oppressed because of potential failure in making money. The human race requires progress and a tendemcy to move tp ward perfection, without indivdiuls following their intersets such progress and forward moving will never occure, and thus, the human being will be doomed to remian in a subtle