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Harvard
University, Yale University, and Stanford University
have all recently come to some conclusions that
are of great interest to us... and probably ought
to be to you as well. These prestigious universities
recently partnered together to do a study on what
is referred to as the “Gap Year
Philosophy.” A gap year is a prolonged
period of time (typically a year or two) between
important life stages, most commonly between high
school and college.
The
gap-year is an opportunity for a young adult to
develop oneself as well as to determine permanent
direction occupationally for life. These recent
studies show us that youth and young adults that
take a productive gap-year are far more likely
to reach overall success during their college
careers and beyond.
Gapyear.com
tells us that the most popular gap year endeavors
include humanitarian projects, volunteer work,
missions work and other forms of work to develop
direction and discipline in one’s life.
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