Basagan ng Trip with Leloy Claudio: 4 reasons why a liberal arts course is a good choice

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[@wapashung01]

What I've learned in taking up a liberal arts degree is this very wonderful advice of my professor, *_Whatever you found in the margin, must be verified or validated in the middle._*

[@Black_sperm]

Mag shishift ako from crim to BA creative writing or Literature kaya nagustuhan ko yung liberal arts dahil they let you think outside of the box tyaka gusto ko mahasa pa yung creativity ko alam ko naman na this course doesn't guarantee A job with high salary but it doesn't matter

[@wilfredmarbella2668]

Relate much i use to tech art aporecistion

[@kafkaalpaca8754]

omg (っ˘̩╭╮˘̩)っ maraming salamat po ♡

[@sola3939]

This is my John Keating

[@ichtusknex]

Ang galing!!! We need more vids like this to help shape a nation.

[@leahibayarevalo3324]

Too bad, some church discourage women to possess such critical skills, but as I stand up for such rights, finally I can breathe.

[@precosio]

For making it clear on why it's alright for me to be interested with liberal arts even if I'm enrolled in an engineering course. Thank you! :)

[@sashablouse5879]

Thank you!

[@bradolfpittler2875]

philosophy bakes no cake they say. but it's not always true.

[@cristodilla93]

Shet. I'm in love

[@DavidMendoza-pi3wz]

Akin si Leloy. Mahal ko sya!

[@kennetharvieesguerra8922]

Ano pong pagkakaiba ng LIBERAL ARTS sa SOCIAL SCIENCE?? AT SOCIAL STUDIES??? sana may sumagot.😅😅

[@josephgil8165]

Kenneth Arvie Esguerra Mas broad ang liberal arts, katulad ng sinabi ni Leloy: ang pag-aaral ng pilosopiya, panitikan, sining atbp., o ang humanidades, bukod sa araling panlipunan.

[@hesedjackd.alvarez2452]

Depende sa configuration mo. Pero sa ibang universities kasama sa Liberal Arts yang nabanggit mo.

[@user-tq3xw7rq7c]

Liberal Arts - BA in Political Science I'm not sure about what Social Studies you are refering to but there's this course called BSED Major in Social Studies basically College of Education.

[@ramondemesa4057]

My relatives posses a liberal arts degree and they are jobless and starving. I am way happier with my technical vocational skill right now, learning the liberal arts through reading books but I don't need a four year degree on Liberal arts which is usless

[@chesspensss1047]

I think it's because your relatives didn't do anything with it, they could've been teachers. It's not that the degree is useless it's that they don't know how utilize it.

[@donnettemorns2786]

It all boils down to the degree holder. I also know a lot of people who hold engineering and accounting degrees, but impoverished. In the same way, I also know numerous folks who possess liberal arts, and they're very successful. Hence, never blame it on the degree, but on the person. Bottom line: It obviously shows that you need liberal arts. You need to know how to think critically.

[@gmiyadole]

Maybe you refused to listen in this video and let your unawareness and ego prevail. The fact that you earned a vocational skill and labeling something you're clueless of as "useless" prove you don't know about the liberal arts courses. I know a lot of people with liberal arts degrees who make more money than the so-called professionals who work as robots/slaves of companies.