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Many students choose to take a gap year before starting university, to travel or gain work experience. Do you think is a good idea or a waste of time? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant exaxples from your own knowledge or experience

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Being a student is not easy, it requires good time management skills to balance studying and social life, especially during high school. High school is a milestone of life, the upcoming career and future depend on it, as a consequence of
this
 parents and students usually stress out seeking to collect grades to enroll in high-ranked universities with a better future. The point is, that the majority of the students after graduation from university, don’t work with their certificate. I have a friend who is a lawyer,
however
; she is working in a restaurant serving food,
also
 one of my cousins consumed five years studying engineering, and
then
 she started her own business with scented candles. I mean that we are raised on finishing our studies is the only guarantee to have a brilliant future and be satisfied with our lives which is not true.
In addition
, we spend the duration before going the college in large-scale stress and scared of losing grades. The one who decided to take a one–year gap after graduation from high school probably wants to have some rest before getting to more stress and duties. Having
this
 kind of relaxation either by
traveling
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 and having fun or getting a job and exposure to the work environment is vital to give yourself the space to think about your interests and what you want to do with your life.
On the other hand
, one- year is a long time, so finishing university early will give you the chance to be promoted in your career at a young age while you are still ambitious and enthusiastic. To calculate, having a year gap or not depends on your personality, if you are a person who gets stressed early and
this
 confuses you or you are eager who seek to learn and evolve in their career early. .
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