Publish at January 25 2023 Updated January 25 2023
General knowledge seems to be falling into disuse. In a world of specialists, is it pointless to want to know a lot in various fields? Yet, this knowledge is essential to gain access to top schools in France and elsewhere. What's more, in an era of misinformation, knowing more is a significant asset. So how can you enrich your general knowledge?
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