1, different educational background
It should be said that the difference is education. After graduating from junior high school, students began to have differences. Some went to vocational schools, some went to ordinary high schools, and some even went to work without further study.
A few years later, to put it more closely, after taking the college entrance examination, because of the strict management of the school, those of us who go to ordinary high schools have at least a bachelor's degree, almost a junior college degree, and may even be masters or even doctors. Students who went to vocational schools at the beginning were junior college students if they passed the college entrance examination. And those who take part in the work have only junior high school education.
Those who have attended college have at least a junior college degree, while those who have not attended college may only have a high school degree, and junior high school education may not even have such a degree. There are very few junior college students who want to be civil servants in government departments, and most of them are undergraduate and graduate students.
2. The development prospects are different.
It should be said that the university should have a great influence on a person's development. After four years in college, having your own degree certificate is the best proof of having a certain knowledge reserve in a certain field.
Not to mention the postgraduate entrance examination or graduate study, an undergraduate or junior college degree certificate can increase your competitiveness when you take part in work or start your own business! A college student, after graduation, has a higher development prospect than those who have never been to college.
You can look at some more successful people, such as Ren He, who all went to college. Of course, I don't deny that some people think that Laoganma and others have made some achievements without going to college. However, it is difficult to make a career without a degree.
In the past, especially in the early days of reform and opening up, people with courage and brains had a great chance of success. Nowadays, there is no shortage of courageous people in society, but high-tech talents with knowledge and IQ.
For example, medical students can be doctors in hospitals, computer students can be programmers in companies, and foreign language students can be simultaneous translators (my college classmates went there when they were at school), but what about people without these "skills"? It is not excluded that some geniuses can teach themselves and get along well, but how many? I think this is a small probability event, and it is the most stable to change fate and realize value with knowledge and education.
3. Different interpersonal relationships and abilities.
It's simple. Who did you deal with in college? Students, lecturers, university professors with the same education as you, and many successful people who come to the school to give lectures.
Not only that, there are many organizations and societies in universities. In the club, you will meet many people with the same hobbies as you, and many tasks in the student union will enhance your ability to deal with all kinds of things. And these are things that people who don't go to college don't have or it's hard to have.
After going to college, interpersonal relationships must become. I heard a sentence from my head teacher in junior high school before, which means that people in government agencies have friends who eat public meals, while people without education have completely different friends. Now let's look at the people who went to junior high school together and now go their separate ways. That's true.
Most of the people I met in the university were intellectuals. These interpersonal relationships in the university will play a great role in future work or personal development. And in college, I will often deal with some people in the society (for example, when I sponsor activities, I need to improve my ability to deal with people).
In college, many people have their own hobbies, such as: football, calligraphy, articles and so on; Or know a musical instrument, club activities will become the best platform for these individuals to improve their ability. These valuable resources are not owned by people who have never been to college. Of course, many people can succeed without these resources, but these resources will become a powerful governance for personal development.