For many people the years of undergraduate study at a university would rank as one of the most memorable and life changing experiences of their lives. Some regard the obtaining of a good degree in order to secure a decent career path as the most important aspect of the university life.
Other prefer to take a more philosophical approach and recognise that years spent there will probably be the only time an individual is given access to wealth of resources to facilitate the study of topics of interest. Either way the years of undergraduate study have the potential to be an individual most rerwarding years of learning.
But often, it not the academic part of life in a university that provides the fondest memories or greatest learning experiences.
Other prefer to take a more philosophical approach and recognise that years spent there will probably be the only time an individual is given access to wealth of resources to facilitate the study of topics of interest. Either way the years of undergraduate study have the potential to be an individual most rerwarding years of learning.
But often, it not the academic part of life in a university that provides the fondest memories or greatest learning experiences.
