My Degree Isn’t Just For My Career
The author, a Sport Media student at Toronto Metropolitan University, believes their program provided more than just career skills, allowing for personal growth through elective courses. They argue that students should take advantage of learning opportunities beyond their core curriculum to become independent, critical thinkers.
As a Sport Media student at Toronto Metropolitan University, the author found their program offered a lighter course load, allowing for more electives and personal growth. They took classes in various disciplines, including social studies and science, which helped them make informed decisions about their health and become a more educated citizen on politics. The author believes that while the school system is imperfect, students should strive to get more out of their education. They argue that the focus on career skills is not enough, and that students should become independent learners. With the rising cost of living and education, the author thinks it's essential for students to think beyond their careers and develop intellectualism. The author encourages students to continue learning beyond their formal education to become critical thinkers who can question systems in power and avoid misinformation.
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