Is it useful to continue our study in university?

In my opinion, I think everyone should still go to college..Becuase to me, it's more than just about securing a future job - but just.. enriching yourself and your resume. Even if you don't get a job right away..You know that your qualifications are probably higher than most, and that you'll eventually score a job - even in the bad market. I also think, though, that people should choose their majors and areas of specification WISELY. Some things are better than others in a bad economy. Some things are just plain UNREALISTIC. So, in my opinion, when picking a certain major, we should not only try to channel our interests..but actually think of a JOB that connects to it. For example, DON'T choose to major in "English literature" unless there's a specific job you're going for, because you'd have better luck in Business Management, Nursing, Criminal Justice - or something more-connected to a career. Because in the real world, when you get out of college with a useless degree... You're not going to have very much direction. Then again, though, a lot of companies will hire people just because they have a bachelors degree - not because their major fits the description of the job. I was recently hired at Macy's (I have a quick story for ya, lol) - and it turned out that my interviewer had graduated from the same school I was/am going to (the University of Minnesota). Apparently he had just graduated with a degree in Genetics.. And was now working with Macy's Human Resources. Interesting, right? I think it's useful, because in my opinion, it will eventually help you out, and you DO learn and have interesting and new experiences. I think it's worth it.