Some people think that the best way to be successful in life is to get a university education. Others disagree and say this is no longer true. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

Being able to attend a

university

institution is claimed as the best means to be a wealthy person.

However

, many contend that

this

argument is no longer verified. Even though

this

might be partially true, the graduates of the

university

remain to be centres of attention in society. If we examine the perspective of reputable and top-tier companies in the world, they are more likely to pick candidates from well-known universities.

Moreover

, the corporates would actively engage with the academic systems to filter the best students from each college.

For example

, McKinsey and Boston Consulting Group (BGC), two of the most prestigious consulting firms globally, collaborate with the big-3 Indonesian universities to select their best interns.

Also

, they consider hiring

people

from high-ranked business majors from oversea universities.

This

shows that a

university

title still holds a premium position to attain a certain peak in life.

However

, if we follow some inspirational

people

who change the world, we easily find the fact that some of them did not finish their studies.

For example

, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg, ditched Harvard

University

to focus on their ongoing research and business in technology and digital. Even though

this

is a true story, many

people

do not recall their privileges so they could be one of the billionaires in the world.

In other words

, they could have not obtained their dreams without financial support from their core families. In conclusion, we still have a chance to be successful without a degree yet

this

opportunity will be smaller. Many corporates require some

university

bachelors to fill their vacancies especially those from multinational companies. A man without a

university

certification will be slightly hard to compete with other

people

in recent days.