University students always focus on one specific subject, but some people think that universities should encourage their students to study a wide range of subjects in addition to their own subject. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Usually, bachelor's and higher education

students

specialized in certain

courses

, While

this

will make them highly competent in these

courses

, they may lake basic information in other areas. Some say university programs should cover a wide range of other general

courses

in addition

to the main course that

students

would specialise in, And

this

will improve their education for several reasons. Generally, there is some basic knowledge that a graduate student needs to know

besides

his or her major subject,

For example

, math, history and social since. Since these

students

eventually will be employed and participate in the workforce they will put to use the information that they gain from these general

courses

. Excell sheets ,

for instance

, are used in every office and need that basic knowledge of math,

Also

, an organizational skills course will help the graduate to become ready to work within an organization. Another reason is that studying other

courses

will broaden the student's horizon in other fields. Sometimes

students

can find their true passion while studying other

courses

and learn that they started in the wrong field of study for them,

this

will give them the chance of changing their major or at least will give them the chance of minoring in another interesting field for them.

Moreover

,

students

can start a double major in two interesting fields for them. In conclusion, in my point of view encouraging university

students

to explore other fields have many positive points and will help them to become more competent graduates. And

this

will reflect on their work performance once they join the workforce.