Some people believes that you have to go to school to be a success in life. While some don't just believe in the school alone but doing a good course of study e.g. Medicine and Surgery ...yes! I'll become a Doctor/Surgeon; or Petroleum Engineering ...yes! I'll work with Shell/NNPC/Chevron, and so on. The other says: study law? No dad!!! You want me to become a charge and bail? How many lawyers in this town are a success? Or let's say a course like Political Science and the other fellow says, no I can still study Banking and Finance and switch into Politics should I can't sit 10-12 hours a day in a bank. Afterall, being a Politician doesn't necessarily require studying politics in school. Question, how then can one really harmonize education with success? Does a course one studies in school determines if he/she is going to be a success/failure in life? Do people always become/practice what they studied in school to make them a success? Do we really have to study a particular course because we want to become something particular in future? Or is becoming a success pre-determined? What are those success determinants exactly? Let's just assume that there is no inherited success here.