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Is uni still worth it?

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Why this example

I'm Matt Hart, and I created FandomOS. I'm also a Gen X dad, and we are living through extraordinary times.

Every parent I know is asking the same question.

Is uni still worth it?

So rather than show you a fandom example, I pointed FandomOS at that. Something timely, that shows what this does and tells you something worth knowing.

Zero data. Only what we could find, across the USA, the UK and Aotearoa New Zealand, with the UK standing in for the Creative Calendar.

The brief, as it arrived

“Is university still worth it for young people?”

Read for a parent deciding whether to send their kids to uni, with an idea or two for the people who teach them.

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What.
One The Cultural Read

University is the last place the culture gives the young time.

The DNA: Not cooked yet. The market says it's cooked. University is where you're not cooked yet.

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Who, why
and how.
Two The Fan Map

Probably yes, for the kid who would choose it. The years pay the ones who live them.

Written for a parent asking "Should I send my kids to uni?", with ideas for the people who teach them.

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When.
Three The Creative Calendar

142 moments in 2027, gathered first. Then where Not cooked yet has most to say.

The year of a 17 to 20 year old in the UK, January to December 2027, with a brief under every hero moment.

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