An undergrad degree + work experience will often be more attractive to employers than someone who went straight to a masters program with no work compliment.
cybrcatter
Also a degree doesn't necessarily guarantee a job nowadays unless you attend an ivy/near ivy/reputable public university. Otherwise you need to go to a school that is very well known in a specific area and have a track record for landing people in certain industry
Plus,
You just have to work for your success like anyone else.
I would like to see the standard of living increase over there, yes. Considering there are 1.3 bil human beings living there compared to .3 in the US, bypassing ours or EU economies seems like natural byproduct of attaining better conditions.
cybrcatter
If by improving standard of living conditions you mean becoming wealthy and gaining material possessions, they are getting there
It helps, but it doesn't guarantee one. For the more technical jobs (IT, engineer, architect, doctors, lawyers) you sure need one to get yourself into the door, but these days you will need a lot more to get yourself notice. Things like previous work and extracurricular exp, reference, resume and interview skills, etc
my mom told me many people try to fix my dad up with many different ladies way back when. He was popoular with the people he worked for and they tried to get him to hook him up with their daughter. Happened on several occasions as well
Though that don't really say much about how he handle the ladies on a personal level
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