The rapid rise of the internet and digitalization has made remote work more accessible. It is now very easy to find freelance opportunities online and collaborate with global as well as local clients. With the growing trend of freelancing, people can monetize a wide range of skills. Whether it’s writing, graphics design, programming, marketing, or web development, freelancers can find opportunities in various fields. However, students are mostly confused about whether they should start a full-time freelancing career or take admission to a university and follow traditional learning systems.
Choosing between freelancing and studying depends on one’s priorities, career goals, and current circumstances. Freelancing allows flexibility, independence, and the potential for immediate income. It provides hands-on experience and skill development in a real-world setting. On the other hand, studying offers structured learning, specialization, academic credentials, and potentially better long-term career prospects. Sometimes, a combination of both studying to gain foundational knowledge and freelancing to apply and refine those skills can be the most effective approach.
Sabtain Hyder
Larkana
