When you ask me whether it is useful to go to college, it is like asking me whether it is useful to make friends. Being friends with someone who is an official is definitely different from being friends with a colleague from a factory. Making friends with upright and loyal people is different from making friends with mean people.

But I want to say that most people are just ordinary friends. Today you help me with work, and in a few days I will help you buy goods. Today you lend me a hundred, and I will lend you tomorrow. One hundred, that's all. They are just friends who help each other, which is useless.

A small number of people make friends with some lawless people, which will lead you into a criminal path and ruin your future. There are also a small number of people who make friends with officials, and they can turn you from a wage earner into a civil servant with just one sentence. Change your destiny! Haha

The logic of studying and making friends is the same. Universities are also divided into three, six or nine grades. Not all universities can change your destiny and make you rich. There is a future. Only top key universities have a greater possibility. How to understand this? Let’s take making friends as an example. Even if we are both friends with officials, if you ask them for help, they will be prevaricated and unwilling to help. If I ask for help, they will be willing to help me and let me become a civil servant.

To sum it up, in one sentence. It has something to do with what kind of university you go to, and it also has something to do with your personal ability. There is still a big gap between studying Qingbei 985 211 and studying three general undergraduate courses in college. Even if they all read 985 211, different people will have different results.

The logical and rigorous answer is that at the school level, 985 211 universities are better than second- and third-rate undergraduates. They are not on the same level. From an individual point of view, the probability of success in 985 211 is higher than that of a second- or third-rate undergraduate university.

To be fair, going to college is just a long-term gamble. It takes sixteen years of study to go to college. As for the final result, it is not certain and can only be described in terms of probability. Society has changed too fast in 16 years. Whether you go to college or not depends on you, whether you are willing to take a gamble, success is good. If you fail, can you accept this cruel reality?

If you want to change your destiny by going to college, you must go to a good university to have a high probability of success