In the essay, Minot obviates fear of declining of economy, but it can be true as students now a days gives less effort to studies and more to laborious work, which might results into low standard of living, skill gap or employment instability. Increasing in the number of high skilled immigrants substantiates that we haven’t got skilled people in all the areas of work. If this trend continues, it will give rise to poverty, discrimination and oppression, which eventually affect the economy of our country.
However, working is an “unavoidable” necessity for most of the students in the higher education today and this is unlikely to be change in future. I agree with Minot’s perception regarding out academic future and I hope that more students focus on their studies instead of working and possibly ruining their future career.
2007-02-14
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