A Vision of Students Today

can i please find out the name of the individual track?

I think it should be compulsory for kids before college /uni to spend a few months or so in a third world country doing some sort of service/charity work.
Not for the poor in those countries , but for themselves.After seeing, living feeling tasting etc what many of the world lives day by day , you can never truely feel that sorry for yourself again.And that is one of the greatest blessings there is.How do i know ?
Seeing the change in myself.You come back feeling sooooo lucky and motivated.

Why the sad, poignant music? Most of those stats just show how lazy these students are! If you're paying a fortune for your education, read your books and do some work - Don't be idle and then hold up a pathetic card saying 'I buy $100 textbooks I never open' with a long face, as if it's not your fault! Don't sit there in lectures playing on facebook and then behave as if there's some deep flaw in the education system. The flaw is YOU.

good, you should have added some drinking stats, cause im in my sophmore year and thats ALL anyone ever talks about or does in school.
in my school not drinking=no friends

GO CSU

Wow. As the parent of college students this was a very powerful eye-opener.

Thank you.

keklikoglu

numbers, numbers, numbers... arfff... you are not a good editor and writer...

100% of my time is spent longing my parents to talk to me. its been 3 years. i still have the same problems as the students but i am no collage student no graduate im 20 and i never graduated high school. i will never be able to be myself becuase i am not yet a girl not yet a woman. I LOVE YOU ALL. EVERY SINGLE ONE ONE YOU FOLKS IN THE WORLD

now i dont wanna go to college !!!

wow in school thats how i feel too.. you did a good job

I know it really is pathetic...

As an american student, your opinion is well heard, respected and appreciated......

Simple, but effective, presentation of a class project. Rom.

I really don't get the American Uni/College/IT's

In Ireland if you leave secondary school (highscool) and attend college in the following two years, the entire course is paid for - even a doctorate. Most students are also applicable for scholarships.

I don't understand how one of the major Superpower countries charges their future doctors to eventually save lives.

Im not out to diss your scheme I'm just making my opinion heard.

ummmm.... i dont get it

Made me cry...

I've noticed this problem in myself, my friends, and most of my classmates. Thanks for putting it out their for us!!!

This is a sad commentary on Gen Y. They don't seem to care about anyhing but themselves. I weep for the future.

sorry for my comments, it was rude of me.
your right i did assume, that was also very wrong.
I wish you the very best in a new life for your self after you have finished school.

You're making a lot of assumptions about me, bikersrule07. I didn't say only university students can think that way; I just said uni is good for teaching kids that. It isn't ALL bullshit. And no I don't go to a good school, have a good job or rich parents! I tried to put myself thru uni but had to quit cos I couldn't afford it. I'm now 39 & have a lot of regrets. My life is no picnic, mate, but I don't blame anyone else. And btw I admire self-starters (like my dad) a LOT. Is that pompous of me?!

your telling me someone who goes to school can only think indipendently ?
Your proberly going to goto school to get a good job, work for somone else...
try telling that to the 1000s of people who built a company from nothing, because they had nothing, no rich mom and dad to send them to school,your 1 pompous F**k bluebellrock

spoilt little wankers the lot of you, crying over a little bit of work, that will set you up for the rest of your life,many people including my self cant afford to goto school,not everyone has a rich mom and dad, who pays your way, stop whining and get on with your school,your regret it if you dont.

I have difficulty connecting with this message. I see students saying they spend 8 - 10 hours/day playing rather than working/learning. The concern that the work isn't 'relevant' might be typical of a generation who have had their lives, their trinkets & beads and their self-esteem handed to them on silver platters. I wonder what form of work would seem relevant to this age-group? Or have we as parents/teachers so completely abdicated our responsibilities that this is the unavoidable outcome?

Nice job. I as a student myself relate to the things said in the video... I see that problems here where I come from are the same problems you can encounter everywhere... as well as in the US.

great work respect