In nowadays people always be educated first and then enter to work. However, more and more examples and successful people carry their stories tell us, that people who without education can still doing as good as people who is educated, or even better. According to these statements and evidences we will come up a series of argument. Such as do students who go directly from school to university less from and contribute less to their courses than those who take a job in order to get more experience in real world before they starting higher education? For me personally, I disagree with this argument. First of all, I think if you are being educated from kindergarten to university, the higher level of education, the more extensive range of knowledge you will access. And then, when you face a difficult problem or deal a harsh situation, you can come up with more method to solve it, because you read more, so you know more. Meanwhile, when you solve the problem or consider something, you will be more thoughtful, more comprehensive, and more rational. Those work skills are all resulted from the time when you were in school. You learned and you mastered the knowledge unconsciously. While you are educated in school, you can grasp and learn more theory. The second point is, knowledge you has learned from school, can help you build a strong foundation for your career. With this strong basis, what kind of things you can’t do? What kind of dream you can’t reach? Since than, you could set a long term goal for yourself, that’s won’t be so far away to become a real successful person. If you “suffer” school time, your personality characteristic coincides with your age characteristic. So you won’t be too immature or too premature. For you personally, there will be a great room for plasticity. These students also face a malpractice, in a short time after enter the career,