Arshanty Fayza R.P (19722107)

Calista Rachel Nathania (19722153)

Chisholm A. (2004) states that the educational reforms would succeed giving results by pressing budget and growing efficiency. If the current education system is to fulfill the necessity of future generations, these reforms are long delayed and necessary. 

Based on Abram’s 45th survey, 30 percent of the students concurred that the university should compensate for the students who fail to get a career in their field. The reason behind it is when the students graduate, many of them still have not got the job.

According to Cole R. (2006), in a world that changes fast, urbanization conducts an economic line-of-life to the city dwellers. However, it can be a signal disaster to the suburbs. The statement regarding ‘urbanization’ is over-easy to make it simple. Therefore, commentators ought to be careful before reaching reckless conclusions.

Based on research by Abrams,  due many students are jobless after graduation, 30 percent of students agree that universities should provide money-back guarantees for students who fail the job they want in their field.

According to Cole, urbanization in a fastly changing world can bring a financial lifeline to townspeople or a danger sign to those already living in the countryside. Making concise statements on "urbanization" is rather simple. Before drawing hasty conclusions, commentators should think carefully.

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Chisholm stated that the educational reforms should lead to expenditure decrease and capability raise. If the present education system is to fulfill the needs of the next generation, these reforms are far behindhand and necessary.

based on Abrams’s survey, due to the high number of students being unemployed after graduating, 30% of them agree that if they do not get a job based on what they want, the university should guarantee money return.

According to Cole, urbanization is a quick evolving world that offers citizens a financial lifeline or heralds doom for those already living on the margins. Simplistic remarks concerning urbanization are all too common. Before stating uncertain assumptions ,commentators should think things out carefully.

Abrams points out that based on the survey  a great amount of students are found to be jobless after they graduate. 30 percent of students consent that if they were unsuccesful in getting the job in the field they desire, the university have to provide a money back guarantee. 

Commentators believe that urbanisation in the fast changing world can result in the increasing of economic lifeline to those who life in the city, but on the other hand becoming a disaster for those who lives on the margins. Cole states that it is too easy to come out with a statement regarding urbanisation, and commentators should reflect back before coming into precipitant conclusions. 

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Abrams, 45, stated that based on their survey, 30% of students want to get insurance on their tuition if they dont get accepted to the job they want after they graduates since there are many students are struggling to find a job 

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Making simple statements of 'urbanisastion' is way too easy. But according to R. Cole back in 2006, before concluding unconsidered conclusions, commentators have got to be fully aware.  That is because the urbanisation while the world is swiftly changing could possibly carry an economic lifeline to occupants living in city or signal disaster to people living on the edge of economic borderline.

In the article, Chisholm (2006) states that lower fees and enhanced efficiency are supposed to be the result of educational reforms. If the current education system want to fulfill the needs of the future generation, these expired and essential reforms must be implied in the educational system.

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Abrams 45th survey states that 30 percent of students approve that if students are unsuccessful in obtaining the job they really want in their major, the university is supposed to give them a money-back guarantee. It is because there are so many students who become unemployed after they graduate from their university.

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According to Cole (2006), in a rapidly changing world, urbanisation can have an impact on the economic lifeline of the citizen as well as signal disaster to the city's outskirts. A simplistic statement about "urbanisation" is easy to make. Before getting hasty conclusions, the commentators must be careful.

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Reynard Abner.                  (19722013)

Cheisholm pointed out back in 2006, that Educational reforms should result in both bringing down cost and increasing efficiency. 

These changes have been long delayed and  necessary if the current educational system is to meet the needs of the next generation 

According to Abrams research, Our study found that 30% of students believed that the university should give students with a money-back guarantee if they are unable to secure the career they really want in their profession because so many students are finding themselves unemployed after graduation.

In 2006 Cole, R. said that In a world that is changing quickly, urbanization can either provide a financial lifeline or be a disaster for those who are already marginalized. It is far too simple to make generalizations about "urbanization." Before making conclusions, commentators should carefully consider all the information. 

Thirty percent of students believed that the university need to provide a money-back warranty if students don't land the job they truly desire in their industry since most students are finding themselves jobless after graduation, based on Abrams’ study. 

Cole (2006) states that in a world that is changing quickly, urbanisation can either be a source of economic hope for urban residents or a catastrophe for those who are already marginalized. Simplistic assumptions regarding "urbanisation" are all too simple to make. Before drawing rushed conclusions, commentators should think carefully.