What should everyone learn between the ages of 18-22 that is not on the college curriculum?
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Personal finance and responsibility. Paying rent and making good financial choices.
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Kindness, networking, budgeting, parenting, generosity, cleaning, manners, respect, work ethic, efficiency, self denial, food portioning, exercise, good health and mental health practices.
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First things first, college students should put away the alcohol to concentrate more on their studies.
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newyorknewyork Students should learn how to pour from a beer tap. Different grips for red & white wine. How to remove champagne cork safely. How to mix well-known cocktails. These are adult skills. Been put to more practical use than calculus and the history of mass media. -
Jenny The Great ⭐ Whether they pour it from a beer tab or take a shower with it, a major issue is how college students are turning to alcohol to relieve stress: https://www.voanews.com/episode/stressed-out-students-turn-alcohol-4014576
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Some basic cooking skills are always useful and having a handful of cheap and quick recipes up your sleeve is never a bad thing - I like the recipes on https://www.bbcgoodfood.com Personal finance is another big one - you should know how to balance a budget, the difference between debit and visa, and more - they cover a bunch of this stuff on https://.studentbanker.co.uk Otherwise, just general knowledge is always good. A broad understanding of the world around you should be a requirement for everyone. I find documentaries a good way into many topics - https://documentaries.io
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Personal responsibility. Most probably don't even know what that means.
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