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CollegePrepMastery.com | The Narrowing Of The Mind
en-usJanuary 14, 2013
About this Episode
We're in an economy where innovation is important.
Whatever major a student chooses, they need to make sure that all of the courses develop of of their capacities.
Having one knowledge specific to a certain field is not good enough.
Begin with their passion and identify a career that resonates with the student.
Students just get frustrated when they take classes that create homework. Nobody wins in that scenario.
We want to create a culture where the student is happy and 'never works a day in their life....' Because they love what they do for a living.
It's possible.
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www.CollegePrepMastery.com