Jessica Grosse writing in The New York Times: Gideon Sobek graduated from Lehigh University in the spring with a bachelor’s degree in economics. “In Sobek’s mind, college was supposed to be about ‘figuring out who you are and what you’re interested in.’ His experience was that ‘people need to know what they want to do after college when they get to college,’ which is a tall order for a teenager.” Read more here.
Thanks to Roger Barbee for recommending this article to FutureU.
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