Some people think that youngsters should have a subject at university, which will enrich their education about careers with a high salary. I am not a strong advocate of this approach, and the reasons of my controversial idea will be covered in this essay.

Firstly, having a high-paying careers is not something that you can learn at university, as it is a life skill. Numerous studies have consistently found that there is no book, which will explain how to manage your money efficiently. Although some of them can provide useful information about money squandering, but we all unique and the best way to prepare yourself for a wealth salary is step by step experience a situation and tactics related to money spending.

On the other hand, what we mean by high salary? Given the fact that for me afford a car and apartment rent may be enough for thinking the I earn well, however, for someone is it considerably small amount to live with, in order to reckon yourself is a rich man meaning to have yachts and planes. Furthermore, people tend to have various backgrounds from their childhood. It is proved by Canadian scientists that if a child while rising feel that there is not enough money within family, later on it is a possibility that he will try to save money for everything even if he become the richest man on the planet. There is no rule which will help everyone to gain a big mount of money, as we are all unique.

This essay discussed why I disagree with the statement that students have to choose a major to prepare them for high-paying careers because it is far too what you can be taught at university.