The problem is not what this University teaches you, it’s how much of it you can really use afterwards, and how you will sell your capabilities.

The university itself was a kind of a desert march, we started in 409 and finished some 40.

We learn a lot of things that almost none of us ever used in our professional life.

Furthermore, the goal is to build a “slave” that some companies can cage in a box for life at a salary that is well below any possible standard and perform any type of task from photocopy to nuclear weapons almost free.

It leaves you no time to live for 6-7 years. you have just the time to study for the exams, eat or sleep.

Therefore you come out totally alienated and incapable of using what you have learnt in order to create value for yourself.

It gives you a strong and solid preparation to overcome challenges and problem you can find at work. __The majority of courses, however, lacks of a practical approach of the arguments, with professors giving lectures with a more traditional and theoretical point of view.