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dismay [dis?mei]
n.气馁;惊恐 vt.使失望;使惊恐
employability [em'pl?i'bil?ti]
n. 可用性, 适于雇用, 受雇就业能力
induction [in?d?k??n]
n.就职,入伍仪式,归纳
placement ['pleism?nt]
n.方位,位置, 实习工作, 安排
well rounded
a.1.丰满的 2.面面俱到的;多才多艺的 3.(语句)有表达力的
bring back
归还;使回忆;重新采用
In fact, some students just find a job, which is not related to any field of what they have learned in University. That doesn't mean they will never succeed. Maybe they have no opportunity to major in the wanted subjects because of low entrance examination scores. And maybe they meet with a chance to make more money rather than do research work, and are higher evaluated by the society as more and more people believe money is a measure of one's success.
But on the whole, when we choose major in University, we are determined to do that kind of job later. And the courses provided in University are the initial step for us to touch the career we are longing for. It is very important to grasp the related knowledge well, which will accustom you quickly into your new job. Besides, we get encouragement from teachers and see examples from our schoolmates. It is quite important because it broadens our field of view and set up goals when we are tired.
Conducive environment is a good incubator, but what we will be later depends on the genes of ourselves. No matter what success is, it results from the combination of inspiration, deligence and opportunity.