As a matter of fact, I am not the university student yet. I’m just a student of the school. And now I wonder the question, what will be better to learn about different subjects in addition to my main subject or to give all my time and attention to study for my qualification? Personal speaking, I want to go to the international relationships because I feel like that. But what about this question? On the one hand, of course, you are studying in the university and you have to take all the habits of this university. You have to learn more than you can, than you just can. But on the other hand, you advocate to this university because of your qualification. You choose your profession and if you want to be high-qualified, you have to work in one direction. But I think that I can’t give you any advice because I’m not a student, I’m not a university student yet. But one advice that I can absolutely, incredible give you is to acquire, to find something that you really love early in life.
Band 5+: Many university students want to learn about different subjects in addition to their main subjects. Others feel it is important to give all their time and attention to studying for their qualification. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
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As a matter of fact, I am not a university student yet. I'm just a student in school. And now I wonder about the question: what will be better, to learn about different subjects in addition to my main subject or to give all my time and attention to studying for my qualification? Personally speaking, I want to go into international relations because I feel strongly about that. But what about this question? On the one hand, of course, you are studying at university, and you have to take advantage of this opportunity. You should learn as much as you can. But on the other hand, you attend university for your qualification. You choose your profession, and if you want to be highly qualified, you have to work in one direction. But I think I can't give you any advice because I'm not a university student yet. However, one piece of advice that I can absolutely give you is to find something that you really love early in life.
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