IN an effort to speed up the process of getting a college degree, local universities are considering reducing the time it takes to complete undergraduate programmes from four years to three years. This idea has its strengths and weaknesses, and it is important to understand both sides of the coin.
On the positive side, getting a degree faster means more skilled professionals entering the job market sooner. This can benefit Malaysia by filling the need for trained workers and boosting our economy. Additionally, students would save money as they spend less time in college and start earning earlier.
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