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Old 21st Apr 2005, 15:50
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Uni Degree Essential

I'm still at uni, but my view is;

1) A Degree is gona set you apart from all your competitors (who dont have one; school leavers etc..) when you go for an interview. Thus improves my chances for a job.

2) As Sir Alan Sugar said on The Apprentice; a degree only shows that a person has some kind of intellectual ability, capacity to learn etc... So does that mean a higher pay in a flight deck context = NO.

3) A degree gives ME a back up plan, if another 9/11 happens, i fail a medical, have an accident etc.

4) My degree will help me later on in my career when i slowly take on management roles. (I do Engineering)

5) And refering to point (1); at age 18 I felt very immature, and not right to invest £70K or sign away to the forces etc.... Uni has given ME (and maybe others) a chance to MATURE; and experience other non-flying related things. those 'life' or people skills etc, which you learn from experience, will help me in showing i'm a developed young adult, with Captaincy capacity. = A JOB!
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