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Philosophy as a mature student?

  • 25-11-2008 1:12pm
    #1
    [Deleted User]
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    I have always wanted to go to college, but haven't yet. I shall be 29 by next year, and I am leaning towards philosophy. I haven't done any research yet on available schools or courses, but would like to ask if any people here have done a degree course or more.

    If you have, which Institution did you go to and what did you get out of it. The question I've been asking myself about philosophy is, I probably won't get a job out of it, so why?

    And my answer would have to be that I find it fascinating. It's taken me nearly 10 years to find something I enjoy, and all that time, it was the thinking about trying to find something I enjoyed, I enjoyed most!

    I would be grateful for any advice at all,

    Barry


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  • #2
    Joe1919
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    My own personal recomendation is to do philosophy along with another subject. (e.g Bachelor of Arts joint Honours) if you are considering the University route. Philosophy and Social Science or English seem to have been popular combination in my year.


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