Some school leavers choose to take a gap year to travel or work before entering university. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of this decision.

Nowadays, education plays a vital role in the future success of a
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. The statistics prove that people who graduated from the
university
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have a higher salary than others. But there is a question
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should school leavers take a gap
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or work before entering
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? I consider
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decision has some pros and cons, which I will describe later To start with, the advantages of taking a gap
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are quite easy to understand.
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, future students would have some time what they really want. That's the common problem when parents decide what their child will study. The consequences of
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students are not motivated to study in the chosen area of science and lose a
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before entering the best faculty for them.
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, if you are going to enter
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right after school, you wouldn'
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have any experience at work, and it would make future education less profitable. Without understanding what you need at work, it's harder to understand the real value of knowledge
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, taking a gap
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increases some risks for a
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. If it doesn'
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waste time on entertainment, there could be a situation when , after entering the
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, a
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just can'
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study hard.
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, one of my classmates took a
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to chill and after that entered the
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, dropped out during the first month.
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, there could be a problem connected with your friends. A
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as a school is a place for socialisation. So, a
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could lose contact with peers, which may raise mental problems. In conclusion, I would like to say, of course, it could be very profitable to
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a
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for the rest
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, but
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I consider that it's for people with
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spirit who would really do something good in
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free time.
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, the graduation doesn'
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really need to be for everyone, and everyone should make a decision
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to choose.

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