Prioritizing college to study economics: GenZ makes a brave choice

Reasons for choosing to study economics and business at colleges

GenZ is not only looking for a stable job but also aspires to build a career and challenge themselves in many fields. While many previous generations often prioritized traditional fields of study such as engineering, medicine or education, GenZ tends to focus on highly applicable fields and open career opportunities. Among them, economics and business are popular choices.

Many candidates choose college as their top priority.

Contrary to previous notions that college is a “rescue ticket” for students who do not have enough points to enter university, many young people today proactively apply to colleges. A young person shared that although he passed the university entrance exam in Hanoi, he still chose to study at college because the study time is about 1-2 years shorter. Colleges focus a lot on practice, so they equip students with a lot of practical knowledge.

Dr. Doan Van Minh - Principal of International College of Industry and Commerce (ICC) - said that every year, the school's admissions department records dozens of applications from students transferring from universities and there are also many cases of students with high scores in the national high school exam.

Colleges provide fast, focused training and create good jobs for graduates.

Many parents also expressed that they were initially concerned about their children wanting to go to college. However, after learning about the advantages of studying economics and business at college, they were quite confident in their children's choice.

It can be said that studying at college helps students not only save money and time but also focus on accessing the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in the economic and business sector. Many students are given the opportunity to intern and work at professional units. Thanks to that, students can reduce the burden of tuition fees, living expenses for their families and accumulate a lot of practical working knowledge.

International College of Industry and Commerce - ICC: Study - Work in practice

After nearly two decades of construction and development, International College of Industry and Trade is now a multi-disciplinary, multi-field training unit with the motto of training according to the human resource needs of society.

With the desire to create a future generation and enhance the value of Vietnamese human resources, International College of Industry and Trade always strives to improve the quality of training. The school is proud to be the top choice for young people who want to pursue their passion in the field of economics and business without spending too much money or time.

Thanks to its business connection activities, International College of Industry and Trade ensures that all graduates have jobs.

With the training philosophy of “Integration and Mastery”, the 3-in-1 Experimental program with 80% of the time spent on practice, ICC offers students the opportunity to learn and develop comprehensively. Three outstanding advantages that students can receive from this program include: Receiving a regular degree; Practical experience at leading Vietnamese and international enterprises; Accumulating strong finances thanks to attractive internship salary support programs.

In particular, the International College of Industry and Trade trains students according to orders from businesses and commits to providing jobs for all students. The school is currently enrolling for the College level in 2025 with diverse majors and quality training programs.

For more information, please contact:

Hanoi facility: 44 Nguyen Co Thach, My Dinh 2 Ward, Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi.

Bac Ninh facility: Lim Town, Tien Du District, Bac Ninh Province.

Hotline/ Zalo: 0962 288 486

Website: https://icccollege.edu.vn

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